Sentence examples for you law from inspiring English sources

In the name of restoring stability, the junta banned all rival parties and all trade unions and took total control of the police and the courts, routinely using the notorious Section Five of the Emergency Provisions Act, a law so vaguely worded that it was known as the "Don't Like the Look of You" law, because that was all it took to jail a person.

Purposefully treading the well-worn path blazed by Macchiavelli's The Prince and Sun-Tzu's classic The Art of War, it lays out helpful aphorisms such as "Learn to Keep People Dependent on You" (Law 11) and "Create Compelling Spectacles" (Law 37).

And, well, yeah, the rape ones too (I'm looking at you Law and Order SVU).

Here's a question for all of you law abiding folks out there.

I didn't write it; I didn't create it (keep that in mind, you law enforcement witch hunters!); like herpes, I'm just passing it along.

Robots: obey us and don't injure us, even if it's necessary for your own survival and we will consider you law abiding citizens.

For example, if you study law, you could have subject headings of contract, constitutional law, torts, administrative law, international law etc.

Despite all the correctional officers out there, you law-abiding citizens may never have had a chance to meet one in the wild.

But when you have laws, you breed contempt if you don't enforce them.

"I believe you change laws, you change allocation of resources, you change the way systems operate".

I believe you change laws, you change the allocation of resources, you change the way systems operate".