| The fact is, Mr President, that we have been lawlessly adrift in a sea of good intentions. |
| Suddenly allowing religions to act lawlessly does not seem like such a good idea. |
| Most greeted the passage of the USA Freedom Act in the House with applause, believing it offered the best hope of attaching oversight to a lawlessly sweeping surveillance programme. |
| He and Gardner played lawlessly together, maybe as a way of fending off his despair. |
| And, in a firecely competitive world, their search for bigger profits causes some to behave recklessly and lawlessly. |
| Examples could be given of parties to a conflict who have acted lawlessly and been sanctioned afterwards, or who have suffered from national or international criticism and condemnation. |
