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