Sentence examples for implications of laws from inspiring English sources

The implications of Laws #1 and #2, he says, are that STEM jobs will not be particularly safe in the future, since he believes they are "easily computerized and tradable".

"My favorite classes have always been the ones where we look at the societal implications of laws and the role we can play as attorneys in either changing the laws or advocating for our clients, or both," she said.

The First Amendment implications of laws banning the ballot selfie have been argued in federal courts in New Hampshire, Indiana and Michigan in recent months.

The implications of law enforcement colluding with private companies to chill democratic dissent are damning and far-reaching.

Wallace's thoughts on the laws governing the geographic distribution of closely allied species, including the Sarawak Law, and the implications of those laws for the transmutation of species.

Nor did they ever decline to take the newspapers from the post office". The defendant was held to have accepted the papers, and to have become liable for the subscription price by implication of law.

By implication of law there had been written into the statute a to all concerned that payments exacted by a carrier in conformity with a published tariff were subject to be refunded if found thereafter, upon sufficient evidence, to be excessive and unreasonable.

To develop a systematic public health law research approach to defining and measuring the public health implications of state laws, CDC's Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention implemented the Legal Assessment Project.

Next came mandatory training for all executives and supervisors, which focused on the practical implications of employment laws and provided tools and techniques for addressing inappropriate behavior.

The changes have secured the passage of the metadata laws with Labor's support and the cancellation of a parliamentary inquiry scheduled for Friday, at which media executives were preparing to rail against the implications of the laws for journalists.

The First Amendment implications of those laws carry great significance, experts said, because they will remain in effect long after sex offenders have served their sentences — for life, in the case of California.