VII. Translate the sentences from English into Russian. 1. The theory of law is based on the theory of natural law of 16-17 centuries which considered each individual to have certain natural rights.

1. The theory of law is based on the theory of natural law of 16-17 centuries which considered each individual to have certain natural rights.

2. People do sometimes use the word “law” when they are talking about the rules by which most of us live.

3. Any laws whether they are by-laws or laws of the land are aimed to improve our lives and protect us from the harm.

4. People who respect and obey laws can expect others to obey them too by being law-abiding.

5. The vital part of the law is that it must not allow prejudice to result in different treatment.

VIII. Fill in the gaps with the appropriate prepositions from the box.

of(2); for; down; under; by(2); over (2); against; with(2); about; in(5);

before; throughout; into.

1. Any society has always lived the rules of one kind or another.

2. These rules have been developed times to suit the society

which people live.

3. Sometimes new rules can be introduced traffic to make it more reasonable to drive and pass.

4. all countries there are certain rules which are to be obeyed

everyone.

5. Many rules which have gradually developed many years deal

the way people communicate one another.

6. Many rules have been laid us all Parliament.

7. If somebody breaks the law, they may be brought a court

law.

8. All the rules that could result the court decisions to take action

us if we have broken them are called laws.

9. All people have duties to obey and when they do so, they automatically protect the rights the people them.

10. The rules that we must not kill or rob are expected to be found all countries the world.