Sentence examples for application and law from inspiring English sources

Law application and law creation are continuous activities for, as Kelsen correctly argued, every legal decision is partly determined by law and partly underdetermined: "The higher norm cannot bind in every direction the act by which it is applied.

A state can be considered a democracy only if all people and organisations within it are subject only to laws of general application and those laws are applied fairly and equally by open and independent courts.

The test covers electrical theory, applications, business and law, as well as the National Electrical Code, local codes and state codes.

Typically, applications to medical and law schools go up in a downturn, as young people look for safe haven.

Advances in pattern recognition hold implications not just for drug development but for an array of applications, including marketing and law enforcement.

Roman jurists also show a concern for local languages such as Punic, Gaulish, and Aramaic in assuring the correct understanding and application of laws and oaths.

Kids, in those days -- the Pleistocene era -- credit card applications were lengthy and difficult and law school applications were brief and simple.

The UK has provided new guarantees for the protection of fundamental rights and the uniform application of law and the white paper commits the UK to membership of the European convention on human rights.

Reports of the dire prospects for law graduates have resulted in fewer law school applications and smaller graduating law school classes.

Applications to both medical and law schools increased this year, while more people than ever are taking the standardized tests for graduate school.

It is true that a history of casuistry has resulted in a flexible interpretation and application of canon law and disciplinary rules.