用“law”造句大全，law造句
Misleading advertisements are prohibited by law.
The law is in need of revision.
To question or disobey the law is tantamount to destroying the authority of the law.
When legal options are limited or nonexistent, then everyone breaks the law, and when everyone breaks the law, the law loses its legitimacy and essentially ceases to exist.
New elections are required under Malaysian law by early 2013.
a professor of law and psychiatry at the University of Southern California and a specialist in mental health law.
The conflict of obligations in criminal law is usually introduced and explained as a branch of super-law grounds for elimination of criminality in theory of Continental law System.
American law firms typically get fresh law graduates to do such grunt work and then bill clients for it at steep rates.
And the law lords themselves were already ditching judicial deference, certainly after the incorporation into English law in 1998 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
Under health and safety law, you have to do what is reasonably practicable.
It is a moot point but there is an argument in health and safety law that failing to cancel the match carries an exposure to risk and is a breach of the law.
Charles P. Ewing, a professor of law and psychology at the University at Buffalo law school who has written about school safety issues, said he favored a strict zero-tolerance approach.
They are demanding that Switzerland override an American decision about which Americans should be prosecuted for violating an American law.
On the basis of discussing contemporary debates on such topics as law and ethics, rule and principle in Western legal theory, the article deals with a major trend in the research on ontology of law, whose interpretation has gradually elevated to the level of ontology of law.
The bridge between the worlds of the born and the manufactured is the perpetual force of radical disequilibrium — a law called life.
"I asked you," continued Villefort, in a perfectly calm tone, "where you conceal the poison by the aid of which you have killed my father-in-law, M. de Saint-M¨|ran, my mother-in-law, Madame de Saint-M¨|ran, Barrois, and my daughter Valentine."
Considering problems existing in the teaching process of the basic law course in colleges and universities, teachers are suggested to correctly treat students' study attitudes and readjust the curriculum composition of the basic law course guided by Marxist theory of knowledge.
In tort law the duty is imposed by the law.
There's a law against lynching.
Two of the largest categories of civil law are contract law and tort law.
The bill passed and became law.
In some cultures, law-abiding citizens try to keep the letter of the law. That is, whatever the law says, they do.
Today, there's a law against defacing the Roman amphitheater.
No law, decree, administrative regulations and normative acts of the Macao Special Administrative Region may contravene this Law.
Law and accountancy firms in the Caribbean country have been busy restructuring funds, said Ingrid Pierce, a partner at Walkers law firm in the Cayman Islands.
When Knotts was decided, installing an electronic beeper was a relatively unusual law-enforcement technique.
Bipartisanship is so rare in Congress these days that one hopes every meaningful law passed with even just an ounce of across-the-aisle support is the best gosh-darn law it can be.
The government’s proposed detention of refugees trafficked by smugglers has been criticised for violating Canadian law and international agreements.
(law) an interest in an estate that reverts to the grantor (or his heirs) at the end of some period (e.g., the death of the grantee).
In Zachary's case, the state's new law did not help because it mentions only expulsion and does not explicitly address suspensions.
Sir Mike Jackson, a former chief of the defence staff, worried that soldiers would feel that "everything they do may two or three years later be judged coldly in a court of law."
Custom and agreement overrule law.
What? Angels gave the Jewish law?
The value and system of civil law need transfix with culture of civil law.
The great law of substitution is the answer to fear.
There is no specific law that explicitly forbids anti-Establishment artworks, but law-enforcement figures can easily find loopholes that they can use to detain artists.
Obviously, cyclists' flagrant disrespect for the law is a threat to public safety.
The reckoning of descent in the female line and the matriarchal law of inheritance were thereby overthrown, and the male line of descent and the paternal law of inheritance were substituted for them.
A new higher-education law ends the autonomy of the main universities and gives administrative and blue-collar staff equal rights with (more troublesome) academics in electing rectors.
The amount is100 yuan( one US dollar equals approximately8.1 RMB yuan) higher than the proposed1,500 yuan cutoff point in the draft amendments to the personal income tax law, an indication that the law-makers have considered opinions aired at a previous public hearing.
This law is not retroactive.
Used alone against the "rule of law" or "propriety" and advocated " ceremony ", "law" with dialectics.
In the UK, there is no law against contributory copyright infringement; but there is a law against authorising infringement.
"Our flagrant disregard for the law attacks the foundation of this society" (Peter D. Relic).
Do you want to the coffeehouse with weapon if the law allows people to openly carry firearms?
At a regular press conference in Beijing on Tuesday, Qin Gang admitted that in recent years some factories have used children to produce merchandise, he emphasized that these employers have breached Chinese law, and would be punished to the full extent of the law.
He is at law college.
Such actions would be illegal under US law.
"When a new company is established, its establishment shall be registered in accordance with the law."
He only acted after being caught in a flip-flop over the hiring of Manatt, Phelps and Phillips, an American law firm, in the case.
with the utmost rigour of the law
The initial reaction of law students and laymen alike, when they are first told about international law, is usually highly sceptical.
involving civil law rather than criminal law
The Research Center for Law Application( hereinafter referred to as“ the Center”) of the China University of Political Science and Law( CUPL) is an institution aiming at the research into law application.
abrogate a law, custom, treaty
They acted as a judge would, who should adhere to the lifeless letter of law, and reject the spirit.
The lèse-majesté law is an outrage in itself.
Nearly half the writers pick A, but the correct answer is D. Puns are not allowed, spoiled fruit isn’t even remotely funny, and defaming mothers-in-law could irk mothers-in-law.
