"This law is indispensable for us," said Martine David, a Socialist MP, adding that teachers "need a clear judicial framework".
The practice of utilizing fingerprints as a means of identification, referred to as dactyloscopy, is an indispensable aid to modern law enforcement.
The watchdog group's brief to the Supreme Court called the law "an indispensable weapon in the prosecutorial arsenal for fighting government corruption" since it offers "a much easier evidentiary burden" than bribery law.
A 20th-century artifact increasingly deemed redundant in the electronic age, it remains, for New York's dog walkers, a vital, and indispensable, means of upholding the law.
One New York decision, in 1911, concluded that "it has been one of the indispensable requirements of the common law that no person should have the sentence of death passed against him without first being given the opportunity to personally speak for himself and show cause, if he can, why sentence should not be pronounced against him".
On the contrary, thinking about impossibilia makes the suspension of the law of noncontradiction indispensable.
We now turn to establish the following product law, which is indispensable for gaining the bilinear estimate in the proof of our main result.
It allows "those measures not forbidden by international law which are indispensable for securing the complete submission of the enemy," according to the Lieber Code.
And it is these later dialogues that provide the indispensable background for understanding the Laws.
The annual survey, which relies on self-reporting, is indispensable to clients, other lawyers and law school graduates choosing firms.
