Sentence examples for extant law from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, in their zeal to manufacture a profit, some proponents give insufficient consideration to the implications and ramifications of their ventures vis-a-vis the extant law of outer space, particularly in relation to the non-appropriation principle.

In Athens, this age was given in an extant law, and was two years past the age of puberty of the son.

The problem was that the certificates (like bonds), matured 20 years from the date of original issuance, thus, under extant law, the Service Certificates could not be redeemed until 1945.

Papers that were not included typically involved rehearsals of extant law or pragmatic considerations in specific clinical scenarios such as constraints of time or risk assessment.

Here it is possible only to illustrate some of the major extant laws or codes.

There need be no debate about what to do in the face of that kind of speech because it is already being done by extant laws.

Extant laws or conventions that in any way check this power will be violated when the sovereign so decides.

Police department and pharmacy chain policies, and the knowledge, attitudes, and practices of individual PWID, individual pharmacies/pharmacists, and police officers should support rather than undermine extant laws and policies.

Reportedly, his executive orders that will focus on the more rigorous enforcement of already extant federal laws.

Some commentators enlarge the category of sacred texts to include also such works as the Man'yōshū ("Collection of Ten Thousand Leaves," the oldest Japanese anthology of verse, compiled in the 8th century ad); the Fudoki ("Records of Air and Soil," 8th-century notes on local legends and geography); and the Taihō-ryō (oldest extant code of law in Japan, promulgated in 702).

The enactment of the German Civil Code in 1900 put an end to the application of extant forms of law derived from the Justinian codes in most European states.