Sentence examples for features laws from inspiring English sources

An era that began with laws requiring freed sex offenders to register with local law-enforcement officials now features laws requiring notification of neighbors when offenders move in, the posting of offenders' names on the Web, electronic monitoring and restrictive "distance laws" meant to keep them away from places like schools and parks.

The campaign is a companion to TNT's "We Know Drama" thrust (which features "Law & Order" and "NYPD Blue" stars) and an attempt to lure more casual viewers to the network's games.

They implemented backcountry patrols, access improvement, wildlife protection and management, protection of natural features, law enforcement and development of a ranger force.

For instance, more than 30 states now feature laws that require mandatory counseling sessions before a woman undergoes an abortion, and yet some of the biggest drops in the abortion rate occurred in states that do not have these restrictions.

Minghella's last three films have featured Law.

His rejection paved the way for the Home Affairs select committee to publish the names on the list – featuring law firms, insurance companies, financial services groups and celebrities – on Monday, following threats from its chairman, Keith Vaz.

All this reminds me of Steven Spielberg's Minority Report: the 2002 film, based on a 1958 short story by Philip K Dick, featured law enforcement preventing "precrimes" and corporations bombarding passersby with holographic advertisements which crawled up the sides of walls, addressing them by name.

But although law necessarily deals with moral matters, it does not necessarily do so well, and this is its third central feature: law is morally fallible.

The associations between pixel intensity variance [ 12], Laws features, Markovian features, run-length features, Fourier features, wavelet features, and power-law features were compared on a case control study by Manduca et al. [ 9].

By definition, the study of biological motion perception requires the use of dynamical visual displays, because the features and laws of movements are highly related to time [1], [22].

To the extent that there is a debate here, it is a metaphysical one about what is essential or necessary to law, and about whether the essential features of law must be elucidated in teleological terms or not.