Sentence examples for in the context of the law from inspiring English sources

Justice Sotomayor said she understood the word "unavoidable" differently in the context of the law than Justice Scalia did.

Until the House of Lords in 2004, in Naomi Campbell v MGN, specifically acknowledged that there could be a separate cause of action in privacy, private personal information had been considered by the courts purely in the context of the law of confidence.

Instead, the word is a term of art; it has a specific technical meaning in the context of the law.

How much those numbers mean in the context of the law, which is insuring many millions and has an annual price tag in the hundreds of billions of dollars, ultimately depends upon whom you ask.

But as useful as this is as a general definition, it does little to address the ethical issues surrounding when, if ever, it is acceptable to address a person's sexual activity, behavior, past, relationships, etc... in the context of the law?

In the context of the law of attempts, the Crown Prosecution Service advises that "where the evidence demonstrates that the suspect intended to cause an injury that is substantially more serious than that (if any) which was in fact caused, prosecutors should consider the circumstances of the case as a whole as well as the relevant sentencing guideline to determine the appropriate charge".

"We work within the context of the law and the regulatory framework in each of the places we do business.

Isn't that what the context of the law suggests?

Nicola Roxon, attorney general at the time, asked the Family Law Council to review parentage in the context of the family law act.

It can also be derived from Corollary 6 and Remark 8 in the context of the Zipf law.

It can also be derived from Corollary 1 and Remark 2 in the context of the Zipf Mandelbrot law.