Sentence examples for * currently exists in from inspiring English sources

The tremendous irony of the HALT Act, however, is that it actually reinforces the president's authority to take action by highlighting the number of areas where discretion currently exists in existing immigration law.

In an interview Friday, Fraser agreed that a void currently exists in protections for harassment, but said severe cases of online harassment have protections under existing laws.

No such trade-off currently exists in most British universities.

The computerized control for this kind of system is unlike anything that currently exists in the commercial world.

Indeed, the early church practised a more communal way of living than currently exists in capitalist, individualist Australia.

The site currently exists in dozens of languages and has 'hundreds of thousands' of contributors across the world.

The site currently exists in more than two hundred languages and has hundreds of thousands of contributors around the world.

Only one currently exists, in the southern city of Bushehr, and that has suffered several shutdowns in recent months.

If the volatility that currently exists in Pakistan subsides the tournament is scheduled to take place there in October 2009.

(As an aside, the UK has a total ban on junk food advertising during kids TV programmes – no such law currently exists in the US).

Such an approach invites public sector bodies to mimic the data free-for-all that currently exists in the private sector.