Sentence examples for grounds law from inspiring English sources

Legal positivism grounds law in social practice.

A marine reserve could therefore have very different effects depending on whether it is located in feeding or spawning grounds (Law 2007).

This has implications for stocks such as Northeast Arctic cod, for which the introduction of industrial trawling has led to high rates of exploitation in the stock's feeding grounds (Law and Grey 1989; Heino et al. 2002b; Godø 2003).

Conversely, protection on the spawning grounds might exacerbate evolution of earlier maturation caused by a feeding-ground fishery because individuals may gain higher fitness from maturing early to seek protection on the spawning grounds (Law 2007).

Studies have shown that maturation is much more sensitive to the mortality in the feeder fishery than the harvest rate at the spawning grounds (Law and Grey 1989; Jørgensen et al. 2006).

More troubling, courts have been increasingly willing to overturn, on First Amendment grounds, laws aimed at protecting public health.

WHY has the shooting raised new questions about Florida's "Stand Your Ground" law?

In Florida today, the Stand Your Ground law may yet block the workings of justice.

The case has generated outrage about the state's so-called Stand Your Ground law.

But Mr. Scott said there was no need to change the "stand your ground" law.

Florida's now-infamous "Stand Your Ground" law will only make things harder.