Sentence examples for evolving laws from inspiring English sources

For Internet companies, the patchwork of rules across the country means keeping a close eye on evolving laws to avoid overstepping.

The Project also demonstrated that in the absence of evolving laws of the sea, a great deal of human history may be at peril.

An individual can either apply through US Citizenship and Immigration Services, assert his citizenship in immigration court, or apply for a US passport — and there are constantly evolving laws that determine an individual's eligibility, she said.

Both books agree that Tocqueville's essential accomplishment was to take the study of democratic politics away from philosophy and make it more like anthropology, a human science — to see that it wasn't social contracts or declarations of the rights of man which made democracies work but the subtle and contradictory workings of existing mores and manners with evolving laws and rights.

Then, the evolving laws of the relative position in X direction for the characteristic points of the trajectories were present.

In addition to linguistic states, the evolving laws of type-II LDS are modeled by a finite number of linguistic decision rules.

When unscaling hits industry, politicians can be convinced to evolve laws to allow progress.

A zoo spokeswoman said it was reviewing legal options in light of evolving gun laws.

Meanwhile, the Houston zoo says it's reviewing legal options in light of evolving gun laws, spokeswoman Jackie Wallace said.

"Butt lickers" are at best toadying sycophants; at worst, they're homosexuals and evolving marriage laws aside, we are nothing if not a repressed, homophobic people.

This question -- which is now the subject of two Supreme Court cases, numerous state referenda, evolving state laws, and kitchen table conversations throughout the country -- is much easier to answer as a matter of policy than as a matter of constitutional law.