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1Wilt thou then not be afraid of those who administer the law?
2Your part is to administer the law, not to judge of how it works.
3Of course, if the priest were a transgressor himself he could not administer the law.
4Justices became afraid to administer the law.
5We have simply to sit here to administer the law which we are called upon to discharge.
6My position here is to administer the law to the best of my ability, not to question it.
7More important and pressing than all, Moses was ignorant of how, practically, to administer the law which he taught.
8Judges are magistrates who preside in the courts and administer the law as applying to the cases brought before them.
9Our Judges who administer the law are learned, of great experience in the matter of weighing evidence, careful and conscientious.
10Before us is the railed-off dais, at the end, where the Verderer and his assistants sit to administer the law.
11No civil courts were established till Judge McGuire came, and to administer the law under such conditions was always trying.
12No man ought to be more ready to obey and administer the law than he who has helped to make it.
13A judge must be no 'respecter of persons', but administer the law with strict impartiality in every case brought before him.
14Our nation is grounded on the rule of law, and the public must be assured that government officials administer the law fairly.
15Years ago, gentlemen, I was a judge; I did my best in that capacity to do justice and to administer the law.
16Henry II divides England into six circuits, through which he sends justices twice a year to administer the law in each county.
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