can i say "reform sth from... to..."? in english, is it ok to say "reform theory of retribution from purpose of penalty to boundaries of penalty"? thanks.

Are there any indioms in English indicating The Emperor's New Clothes (a Danish fairytale)? Are there any indioms in English indicating The Emperor's New Clothes (a Danish fairytale)? The Emperor's New Clothes by Hans Christian Anderson

thanks for polishing my composition!!! The widely-concerned “Amendment (IX) to the Criminal Law” (hereinafter to be referred as “Amendment IX”) shall come into force on Nov. 11th, 2015, which brings about a question that in what sense and to what extent theories of criminal law should play a part in legislation. Research in legislation theory had prevailed for the last 2 decades in the 20th century, as a result, much more interests had been attracted to scholars in study on legal criticism than on effective guidance in juridical practice. Over a decade later, theory of interpretation took over the lead and came to be the mainstream paradigm where scholars had a conviction that “The law is not the object of ridicule”, and to criticize law is a demonstration of the incompetency to interpret it. Under this circumstance, theory of criminal law has been reduced to silence on legislation, and so has its leading and critical role in legislation.

Who knows "Ｌｉｓｚｔｓｃｈｅ　Ｔｒｅｎｎｕｎｇ"? I am now doing some legal translation from Chinese to English. The source text is about criminal law in which some terms are borrowed from German, such as "Lisztsche Trennung". Actually I've no idea about that term. Asking kindly for your help! Thanks a lot!Would you explain it briefly and translate it into English. Many thanks!

the pragmatic use of "there we go" hi, guys. i am wondering when we say "there we go." your answer will be appreciated!

"President Obama’s top ambassador’s embracing diplomacy with the first lady's touch." Anyone can help paraphrase the following sentence for me? I can hardly figure out the meaning of the sentence "President Obama’s top ambassador’s embracing diplomacy with the first lady's touch." Thanks!!!

Any nursery rhymes related to fairy tales, pls! HelPPPP!!! My 7-year-old daughter is gonna take part in an English Nursery Rhyme competition. The requirement is that the competitor is supposed to tell a fairy tale related nursery rhyme. OMG!!! How can I know a fairy tale related nursery rhyme? Anyone can give a hand? THX！

Do you any English nursery rhymes related to fairy tales? Hello, guys. Do you know any fairy tale-related nursery rhymes? Let's share. :)

can any english native speaker help me corret the transcript of some seconds-long BBC news? i listened to BBC news and wrote down the script, but i encountered a problem when i heard "Russian is reported to deploy more troops in Crimea. Iron says he has the right to defend its interest. Kiev has called up all of its military reserves on full combat readiness. Although Ukraine says it will not fire the first shot." i am not sure whether it is "iron" or not. the pronounciation is simliar to "earon", need your help! many thanks!the link of the video is given below: http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNjgzODUyODc2.htmllisteen to it again, sounds like "herein it says", not sure!