Sentence examples for By which law from inspiring English sources

We then identified two core standards by which law is generally evaluated: its democratic quality, and its effectiveness or contribution to problem-solving.

The malfunction also knocked out the system by which law enforcement officials around the country use fingerprints to access criminal records, Mr. Fischer said.

This Article attempts to fill this gap by presenting a general theory that defines the disciplinary parameters of law and development, and explains the mechanisms by which law impacts development.

There are legitimate concerns about the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and the myriad means — not all requiring warrants — by which law enforcement gets access to private conversations involving U.S. citizens.

The analogy seems even more apt, when one takes into account the nickname by which "Law and Order" is known on the set of "Law and Order: S.V.U .: "the mother ship".

This model estimates that increasing the obesity rate by 1% in a state where a primary seatbelt law (by which law enforcement officers can issue a ticket when seatbelts are not worn) is in effect is associated with a 0.06% decrease in seatbelt usage.

The second possible explanation for this difference lies in "the process by which laws are created and or interpreted". The level of political involvement differs in the two regimes.

"As a citizen of this country I have a proper interest in ensuring the process by which laws are made should be transparent and that those who are given special privileges should be accountable.

Which form of government is best can be determined by experience alone, by seeing which laws have the greatest utility under specific circumstances.

As Koh argues, "Transnational legal process matters because it increasingly influences law and policies that govern us, particularly through processes by which international law and policies become domesticated into US law and polices".

The process by which soft law instruments can over time 'harden' into binding law is highly complex and controversial.