“obey the law”造句，怎么用obey the law造句

Well, we don’t have to obey the law if we’re not a part of the Flock, do we?

Soldiers are pure good, like civilians, who are free from interference. The peasants are brave and secure, but do not obey the law.

To obey the law, Norwegian firms promoted many women who were less experienced than the directors they had before. These new hires appear to have done a poor job.

To question or disobey the law is tantamount to destroying the authority of the law.

We should obey the law.

Society has a right to expect people to obey the law.

But next time you feel the need to channel Ed McMahon (may he rest in peace), do your best to obey the law.

I have sworn to obey the laws, and I cannot forswear myself.

Society has a right to expect people to obey the law.

Instead of fiddling about with their own arcane procedures, they should enlist lay authorities to help them clean up and obey the law, just like everybody else.

The criminal justice system is built on the idea that people can choose whether to obey the law or not, therefore people who don't obey should be punished.

Properly configured, the billions of atoms in the merely nanometer thick conductors behave like a single artificial atom and obey the laws of quantum mechanics.