In Anthony Minghella's "Breaking and Entering," Law still has an exploratory quality.
Women on Waves, she says, is now planning an exploratory trip to Portugal, where restrictive laws make abortion largely inaccessible.
However, Mexico's relatively unfavorable legal framework for petroleum exploration had discouraged exploratory activities until 2014, when a new hydrocarbons law was passed, which substantially improved the attractiveness of exploratory efforts in the country.
After the May 22 attack, Prime Minister David Cameron established a panel of senior politicians and law enforcement officers that held its first exploratory meeting on Monday before the prime minister addressed Parliament.
Although extracting oil from Virunga is prohibited by current DRC and international law, SOCO maintains its efforts are preliminary, exploratory, legal and designed to bring economic benefits and jobs to the people of DRC.
In this context, an exploratory analysis on the potentiality of constructal theory, that can be considered a law of thermodynamics, has been finally outlined in order to assess the energy performance in building design.
The testing-the-waters provision details when a candidate is in the exploratory phase of a candidacy, which requires the candidate to follow election laws, including bans on super PAC coordination and limits on raising funds.
Its marked difference from the constant speed predicted by the well-known speed/curvature power law (Lacquaniti et al. 1983) emphasizes the fact that this haptic exploratory movement was quite different from a free drawing movement.
This exploratory article sets out to examine if and how the new digital copyright laws in the U.S. and Europe are affecting innovation on the Internet.
The campaign, which is still in the exploratory stage, is an extension of Lessig's ongoing crusade to overhaul campaign finance laws.
