power of the law

John Burke with the power of the law behind him?

Let us rid Europe of it, with the full might and power of the law.

On one side of the bar were two hundred little people, those dragged into court by the power of the law.

They often discussed legislation, as both strongly advocated for the absolute power of the law.

Roosevelt's first achievement, as we have seen, was to bring the Big Interests under the power of the law.

The non-unionist, like the unionist, must be protected in all his legal rights by the full weight and power of the law.

It indicates the government may have used the power of the law that allows it to request personal records from a third party.

That is, those persons are exempted from the power of the laws who ought to be the most entirely submitted to them.

She also showed her concern on the lack of enforcing power of the laws, which makes the legal system powerless.

For many decades, long flights of stairs made statements about the grandeur and power of the law.

Mr Mancuso wasn't alone, of course, but had the full weight and power of the law with him.

This ruling encourages partisan prejudice to rear its ugly head with the power of the law on its side.

RoseLee Goldberg has described the works in this show as "dealing with the overwhelming power of the law."

In failing to understand the gravity of justice or the full power of the law, they deserve their humiliated fates.

He had heard a plot that had seemed incredible; a scheme that all the power of the law could not combat.

Not merely a band, but a way of thinking, they focus on the power of the law of attraction and the manifestations of one's mind.

"The full power of the law must be applied against those who instigate and participate in such abominable crimes and senseless aggression.

In characteristic Miller fashion, he also affirms the residual power of the law as something that will outlive immediate injustices of the judicial system.

His conversion was helped by hearing the testimony of a young lady on the power of the law of chastity He was baptized in 1957.

The right of the sword; the executory power of the law; the right, power, or prerogative of punishing for crime.

As first-hand witness to the anti-Apartheid struggle for black emancipation, Ndumiso believes passionately in the power of the law to protect civil liberties.

It was revenge for a recent Supreme Court decision that had confirmed the constraining power of the law requiring all provincial laws to be available in French.

Among the obstacles confronting the anti-abortion forces, Cardinal O'Connor said, are the power of the law in shaping moral attitudes and the influence of the news media.

Last month, the Justice Department set off a furor among civil rights advocates with the draft of a proposal to expand the powers of the law enforcement authorities.

The measure vastly extends the scope and powers of the laws governing the Nassau County Human Rights Commission and the county's open housing regulations.