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Meanings of had a law in English
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Usage of had a law in English
1
I had a law-suit several years ago involving many thousands of dollars.
2
New Zealand has never had a law that makes political campaign promises enforceable.
3
Before that, I had a law and order agenda to address.
4
Everyone in the room had a law degree.
5
Next morning all the town was a-buzz with great news; Pudd'nhead Wilson had a law case!
6
Hugh had a law degree and one day soon she might even be jealous of his success.
7
Egypt has had a law against human trafficking but the new legislation deals more specifically with illegal migrants.
8
He had a law passed permitting newsdealers to build sidewalk stands, and for children to attend movies unaccompanied.
9
He had a law degree.
10
Under the old Republics we had a law which since the Union has become the unwritten law of South Africa.
11
The Rhodians had a law fixing the share of the recovered treasure which was due to the divers who saved it.
12
One day, during the winter of 1863-4, when the colonel had a law office in Peoria.
13
I have had a law-case or two in my time, and them lawyers turn you inside out if you begin romancing.
14
No more clients came to John Fiske than did to Wendell Phillips, who once had a law-office on the same street.
15
Major Wheat had asked to be allowed to manage his men as he saw best, and had a law unto himself.
16
He had a law-case before him as full of the elements of romance as any that he had ever been engaged in.
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