Converse of object

• obey: All Kindred, even those of Caledonia, are welcome to attend, but should be mindful to obey the laws of Eboracum.

• break: My ' crime ' was to refuse to break the law by rigging Nigeria's Independence elections.

Converse of subject

• govern: General The Agreement is governed by the laws of the United Kingdom.

• prohibit: They have no choice: any reduction in rights would be prohibited by European law.

• oblige: Most business will generate waste and are obliged by law to ensure care in the transport, handling and recovery of this waste.

Adjective modifier

• applicable: Access to and use of the Site is subject to the following terms and conditions and all applicable laws.

• criminal: The criminal law provides adequate safeguards against violence, and there is power to deport those convicted of offenses.

• English: Under English law most homes are owned under joint tenancy agreements, which means the property is owned by both partners.

• common: Searches and Enquiries: As a matter of common law, the seller of property has only a limited duty of disclosure.

Noun used with modifier

• copyright: The latter may be dealt with under normal copyright laws.

• employment: Featured sites about Employment Laws: Ananova - 200,000 in employment laws protest.. .

• licensing: There is nothing in the licensing laws to prevent alcohol being given, free of charge, to people on charity premises.

Preposition: of

• physics: As Kunstler points out, human innovation is constrained by the laws of physics.

• physic: A foot or two away, the little insect suddenly defies the laws of physics and stops dead in the swift water.