Sentence examples for indirect law from inspiring English sources

Bentham addressed the potential disjunction between an agent's perception of her interest and her real interest in his writings on indirect law, which he described as "a secret plan of connected and long-concerted operations to be executed in the way of a stratagem or petite guerre" (2010b, 233).

Rather, it is the consequence of a combination of these factors: European indirect tax law applicable to cross-border business-to-consumer transactions in e-services.

Bundy said he had had "indirect contact" with law enforcement officials, and third parties had informed him that "they will not come upon us".

When direct disobedience would fail to treat others with respect or would cause far greater harm than either adherence to the law or indirect disobedience would cause, then indirect disobedience has a greater claim to justification.

Roman influence on Anglo-Saxon law was indirect and exerted primarily through the church.

In other words, they're extending an "amnesty" to these businesses--an indirect admission of the law's unfeasibility and a direct contradiction of their "no amnesty" mantra.

ME is able to represent non-deterministic domains involving concurrency, static laws (constraints), indirect effects (ramifications), and narrative information in the form of action occurrences and observations along a time line.

Erik Stanley, a lawyer for Alliance Defending Freedom, said IRS laws about "indirect" campaigning are too vague and the IRS is not enforcing its rules about direct campaigning.

Many colleges post crime statistics on their Web sites, the indirect result of a federal law, the Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act of 1990.

The findings adopt an alternative and indirect use of the Ångström law of atmospheric physics that describes the varied effects of aerosols on the different wavelengths of solar light (seen as different colours).

The relationship with the second law is, therefore, indirect.