Sentence examples for conclude law from inspiring English sources
To conclude, law makers all around the globe are invited to review the legal situation of female circumcision.
"Such basic intrusion by the government into the debate over who should govern goes to the heart of First Amendment values," he said, concluding: "Laws like Arizona's matching funds provision that inhibit robust and wide-open political debate without sufficient justification cannot stand".
The associations released a report that concluded laws are needed that will not provide "safe havens for criminals".
A 2009 Index/PEN commission into our defamation laws concluded: "The law as it stands is hindering the free exchange of ideas and information".
From these observations, feminist philosophers of law have concluded that law makes systemic bias (as opposed to personal biases of particular individuals) invisible, normal, entrenched, and thus difficult to identify and to oppose (Minow 1991; Rhode 1989; MacKinnon 1989).
Berg et al. and Johansen et al. similarly conclude that laws alone do not prevent female genital mutilation., More recently, Mackie argues that an exclusive focus on laws can even lead to greater harm by triggering active legal disobedience.
Professor Murray said her research had led her to conclude that laws regulating sex emanated from a notion that sex should occur only within marriage.
"If a company of this size, advised by top-tier accountants and law firms, could conclude that our laws permit some of what happened here, then our laws are inadequate," said Richard C. Breeden, a former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The paper concluded: "The law is being applied unevenly and unfairly.
"The family justice review panel thoroughly considered the issue of shared parenting and concluded the law should not be changed.
He also concluded that law enforcement officers "should be judicious how and when to use the ECD weapon, [and] avoid chest shocks if possible".
