Sentence examples for adapt law from inspiring English sources

Provides a general survey of the Islamic legal system: its history and developments, structure and spirit, and the attempts of the Muslim jurists to adapt law to changing times.

The cell geometry is impacted by the micromechanical environment which is affected by the fiber-reinforced technique, and the adapt law of the cell development direction is the reduction of the strain load [ 78].

Our research helps local policy-makers to adapt laws and regulations to the sharing economy developments and provides insight for businesses which CL concept fits their company's corporate social responsibility strategy.

"There has been a profound disconnect between the speed at which women have been asked to take full-time roles in the workplace and the rate at which we've adapted laws and social programs to support this drastic change in the lives of women," writes Plank.

By adapting laws, strengthening systems and building capacities, the CRC becomes an integral part of a country's national legislation and culture.

States that have sound educational policies, demonstrate that achievement is rising, and follow the "basic principles of the law," she said, would be permitted flexibility to adapt the law to local conditions.

Ira Mark Ellman, a law professor at Arizona State University who was a principal author and editor of the report, said: "Our purpose was to adapt family law to changes in the family as an institution.

The courts have to adapt, and law enforcement has to adapt".

Legislatures and courts in some countries have attempted to adapt copyright law to meet the challenges presented by technological advances.

Mr Clegg needs to offer more detail on how he wants to adapt the law to deal with internet publication.

To defend that principle in cyberspace, the courts, Congress and information industries must find ways to sustain and adapt copyright law without stifling the development of new technologies.