Sentence examples for imperfect law from inspiring English sources

Then he asked for a chance to improve an imperfect law.

He apparently taught that the world was created by angels, from one of whom the Jews received their imperfect Law.

The ACA is an imperfect law, but its problems are solvable.

Despite the success I've had with these stories, FOIA remains an imperfect law that is in dire need of reform.

Because they are, for all their faults, open societies in which freedom of information laws exist as do very imperfect laws to protect whistleblowers.

MOSCOW — A handful of top Russian business figures have created a Master of Business Administration program that tackles the issues they faced themselves: bribery, relentless bureaucracy and imperfect laws.

Austin also wanted to include within "the province of jurisprudence" certain "exceptions," items which did not fit his criteria but which should nonetheless be studied with other "laws properly so called": repealing laws, declarative laws, and "imperfect laws"—laws prescribing action but without sanctions (a concept Austin ascribes to "Roman [law] jurists") (Austin 1832: Lecture I, p. 36).

Even an imperfect shield law would restore a little balance in the perpetual struggle between necessary secrets and democratic accountability.

They used both experiments and simulations to deduce an imperfect mixing law in between no mixing and imperfect mixing results, with a scale parameter that need to be calibrated depending on each real cross.

But in our imperfect system, laws are the imperfect means we have to gain crucial recognition of our rights, our dignities, and our truths.

It could and should have been responded to using the mechanisms of international law, imperfect though they are.