Zine has sponsored tougher punishment for photographers who break the law while stalking celebrities.

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The unit is also working with the UK's data watchdog to tackle firms who break the law with unsolicited calls and texts, it said.

BBC: Words

Whatever their stations, whether petty thieves or governors, those who break the law must not be immune from the consequences and must be held to account for their actions.

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We won't back those who break the law.

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"However, the government needs to do more to enforce the minimum wage in workplaces and get tough on rogue employers who break the law, and there are still concerns on the implications of recent changes to the Commission's remit, " he said.

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Consider a German resident who is willing to break the law by not declaring the interest he earns on savings stashed in a bank account in Luxembourg or in a bond in London.

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The problem arises when those who adhere to a particular faith use it as divine license to break the law.

WSJ: Why the U.S. Needs a New Loyalty Oath

The results get even more interesting when you break down those who were supportive or opposed to the health care reform law by medical practice types.

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Rewarding those who have broken the law would encourage others to break the law and keep pressure on our border.

NPR: Bush Promotes Immigration Reform

They say Andres Manuel wants to break the law and change the outcome of the election, but it is they who have broken so many laws in order to "win".

BBC: JOEL ALDO DIAZ, MEXICO CITY, MEXICO