Sentence examples for instance law from inspiring English sources

For instance, law enforcement officials say, it is easy to route a call onto the Internet and back onto the public telephone network, thereby masking the call's origin.

If, for instance, law firm partners simply discriminated to suit their own tastes, then self-employed lawyers should be immune from the economic effects of their looks.

For instance, law firms involved in cross-border deals are usually quite large, whereas most clients' spending on their services is relatively small (though it may not seem that way to the clients).

For instance, law firms must be wholly owned by lawyers, rather than, say, venture capitalists.

Web-based mapping technologies could themselves constitute the object of criminological enquiry — for instance, law enforcement agencies and former burglars share a concern that the availability of Google Maps and Street View helps burglars to prepare for their offenses.

GARS forms a more coherent whole since its editorial edifice was the work of Weber himself; and yet, its relationship to his other sociologies of, for instance, law, city, music, domination, and economy, remains controvertible.

For instance, laws encouraging foreign investment were passed, only to be negated by the fine print or bogged down by the hairsplitting of developing new regulations.

For instance, laws describing the behaviour of metals under cyclic loading which are accurately approached by non standard (visco- plastic laws.

On a Humean view of laws of nature, for instance, laws of nature are general facts that supervene on particular facts.

For instance, laws conferring the power to marry command nothing; they do not obligate people to marry, or even to marry according to the prescribed formalities.

There are, for instance, laws prohibiting women from straddling motorcycles or wearing pants, and regulations on the length and type of skirts and headscarves they must wear.