Sentence examples for law competition from inspiring English sources

Yet as Vladimir Ryzhkov, a liberal Russian politician, points out, to go the way of Singapore you need at the very least strong property rights, the rule of law, competition and the ability to fight corruption.

To gain further clarity on the use of photos of public domain artworks I interviewed Professor Christopher Sprigman, who teaches intellectual property law, antitrust law, competition policy, and comparative constitutional law at the University of Virginia Law School.

She competes in constitutional law competitions, plays clarinet in the school band and plans to attend the University of Maryland.

Although it's not specifically stated in the Laws, competitions such as the Premier League include in their rules a ban on advertising logos on headgear or headbands.

He practises general EU law and competition law and teaches on the LLM at Queen Mary, University of London.

Recently the Dutch government passed a new law on competition which sets stricter rules.

Burnham said: "In the EU-US trade treaty, we want designation for healthcare so that we can exempt it from contract law, from competition law.

In a telephone interview on Sunday, she said: "The outcomes of algorithms are regulated – the companies which use them have to meet employment law and competition law.

It said that changes in the law and competition among insurers had pushed down prices.

Groupon's real problem may be the unbreakable law of competition.

Externally, the tower is a re-working of a design Burges used for the unsuccessful Law Courts competition.