Sentence examples for characterizing law from inspiring English sources

Characterizing law by its claim to authority does not immediately implicate the content of the law.

Seneca, however, characterizes laws or the law as natural and talks of the lex naturae ("law of nature").

7. The most promising current attempt to characterize laws of nature in non-modal or non-counterfactual terms is the Mill-Ramsey-Lewis theory (Lewis, 1973).

Adams characterized laws against blasphemy as "a great embarrassment" and called for their repeal.

Olson sidestepped the loaded question, instead characterizing constitutional law as "an evolutionary cycle".

In the absence of the kind of "broken windows" logic and spectacular military-grade weaponry that characterizes US law enforcement even in small towns, the Parisian police hardly come across as omnipotent (the officer who was executed in the street at the scene of the shooting approached the gunmen on a bicycle).

She characterized Bermuda law as "opaque and inaccessible".

Keefe characterizes the law, called the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, as a long-overdue move against banking secrecy.

Prosecutors declined to explain their interest, but no one has characterized the law firm's work as deficient or its bills as fraudulent.

In important respects such domestic violence amnesia continues to characterize how law functions, in the view of many feminist critics (Dempsey 2009).

The characterized cohesive law is demonstrated through a prediction of the structural response and fracture of a geometrically-scaled test specimen.