Sentence examples for complex problems of law from inspiring English sources

One of his colleagues told me, admiringly, that Vahanvati was a man with 'quick solutions to complex problems of law'; this makes him invaluable for a government whose trysts are mostly with crisis.

Principles of universal software design were developed for solving these complex problems of dynamic properties research, simulations of elastic vehicles motion and synthesis of perfect control law.

Advisory assistance was provided on new issues in fisheries law arising from recent international agreements, with projects in Malaysia and Namibia, and on the complex problems of pastoralism in Mali and Burkina Faso.

Apparently, for the complex problem of modeling supersonic jet noise.

Abbas also faces a complex problem of legitimacy.

BlueGene would go on to, among many other things, crack the complex problem of protein folding.

"Increasingly, complex social problems cannot be solved from the confines of a narrow discipline alone, and the ability to leverage innovation cross-campus can help address core problems of law and public policy," Ho said.

Physics can sometimes cut through the mess of complex problems with a simple conservation law.

"The biggest problem we have is the problem of law, the judicial system," she said.

The first layer of reforms have produced spectacular results, but more complex problems like changing feudal land laws to give land to people like Mr. Ram will be much trickier, analysts said.

These are complex problems in need of complex solutions.