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Usage of be a law in English

There ought to be a law against keeping an animal like that. 
 The Door Into Summer 

That does not seem to me to be a law of God. 
 The Memorabilia 

Cousin Ronald followed Alan saying: There should be a law against these machines. 
 Eight Days of Luke 

How did you come to be a law enforcement technical adviser? 
 Wired 

There must be a law that can take them to task. 
 The Guardian 

If I knew that I might not be a law professor. 
 The new yorker 

There has to be a law against getting documents under somebody else's name. 
 Fortunate harbor 

I know, Fabian; but sometimes a woman must be a law to herself. 
 For Woman's Love 

There ought to be a law against makin money in such big numbers. 
 Dere Mable: Love Letters of a Rookie 

The law that you first made, let that be a law. 
 Blackfoot Lodge Tales: The Story of a Prairie People 

There should be a law, sir, against the mingling of races. 
 In the Carquinez Woods 

There ought to be a law against anyone being as deaf as that. 
 The Golden Road 

There certainly ought to be a law against such romantic trifling. 
 Somewhere in Red Gap 

He pretends to be a law student in Arch Converse's law-office. 
 The Landloper: The Romance of a Man on Foot 

There should be a law against that sort of thing, dude. 
 Seven up 

Then, dear, our consciences being clean, we will be a law to ourselves. 
 Lysbeth, a Tale of the Dutch 

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Meanings of be a law in English