Sentence examples for identifies law from inspiring English sources

Positivism identifies law, not with all valid reasons for decision, but only with the source-based subset of them.

But, even when hackers are identified, law enforcement is often powerless to confront them.

The settlement was announced following a Guardian investigation, which identified law enforcement in the county as the deadliest in the US and revealed a program of attempted cash payoffs to vulnerable women who had been sexually assaulted by Kern County deputies.

The database would log any civilian drone and their pilots and allow police greater powers to enforce flight rules, capturing rogue drones and being able to identify law breakers.

So they were systematically identifying law enforcement officials' phones and then essentially serving them up a fake version of Uber, so the cops couldn't track down Uber cars?

The narratives were extracted from original medical records and in all cases the narratives clearly identified law enforcement personnel as the source of injury.

The political economist then might identify law or legal systems with governance structures that realize such a rule of law (in given circumstances).

Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick said: "We're asking people to shelter in place, in other words to stay indoors with their doors locked and not to open the door for anyone other than a properly identified law enforcement officer".

The statement also raised concerns about Uber's use of Greyball – a tool that the company is reported to have developed to avoid official scrutiny by identifying law enforcement officials using the app and preventing them from being picked up.

The statement also raised concerns about Uber's use of Greyball a tool that the company is reported to have developed to avoid official scrutiny by identifying law enforcement officials using the app and preventing them from being picked up.

In a 2003 bulletin to U.S. Attorneys, a Department of Justice official identified laws that allow "strategic overinclusiveness".