Sentence examples for development in law from inspiring English sources

After a remarkably swift development in law and popular consciousness, the concept of sexual harassment has become the subject of controversy and debate.

And, despite the rough military character of many of the emperors, there was a renaissance in Byzantine letters and important developments in law and administration.

PAUL COSTANZA, San Francisco, posted on nytimes.com THE PERVERSE EFFECTS OF RENT REGULATION Adam Davidson's critique of rent regulation in Manhattan missed some important developments in law and policy over the last two and a half years.

That's a very interesting development in our law.

Rowling's solicitor, Keith Schilling, said: "This case is a major development in the law of privacy in this country".

Through another lens, the term was a continuation of the Supreme Court's federalism revolution, arguably the most consequential development in constitutional law of the last decade.

Designed as a permanent institution to prosecute the most egregious international crimes, the I.C.C.'s creation was a remarkable development in international law.

The forum amendment announced today is a major development in extradition law and Theresa May has it in her power to apply this to current pending cases, of which Richard is only one.

• To the Editor: Your article about "expert witnesses" accurately identified the problems with partisanship but did not mention an important development in American law practice — the use of Collaborative Practice agreements in which disputing parties agree to hire jointly impartial experts on any contested issue.

The Trial of Lunatics Act 1883 was the next development in the law, allowing the jury to return a verdict that the defendant was guilty, but insane at the time, and should be kept in custody as a "criminal lunatic".

IHR 2005 departs radically from IHR 1969 and represents a historic development in international law on public health (6 ).