Sentence examples for law concepts from inspiring English sources

Eric is currently writing on philosophy of biology, natural law concepts, and historical aspects of 20th century biology.

"But the act as a legal construct tries to put into 'white man's law' concepts which are very significant for Indigenous people.

The judiciary also imported European civil law concepts of private zone of interaction, personal autonomy, equating honour, identity, dignity and respect with reputation through the power line of the 1998 human rights act and European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR) case law.

To examine the legal obligations of international cooperation and assistance with respect to the right to health (global health obligations) we start with an overview of the fundamental international law concepts key to our analysis.

A common law concept of privacy is increasingly being recognised by the courts.

In the European Union a long history of conflict between the common law copyright system and the civil law concept of "authors' rights" once gave real teeth to the debate about the values served by the grant of legal rights in this area.

The English common law concept of coverture, the legal subordination of a married woman to her husband, prevailed in the United States until the middle of the 19th century, when the economic realities of life in the New World demanded greater flexibility for women.

In any event, the government petition notes, agency regulations are always subject to being set aside as "arbitrary and capricious," a well-known administrative law concept that serves adequately as a judicial brake on agency behavior without calling the entire regulatory structure into question.

This common law concept relieves a party from fulfilling a contract if unforeseen circumstances make it impossible to do so.

Sliding mode controller based on reaching law concept is developed, which is to ensure system trajectories from any initial conditions asymptotically convergent to sliding mode plane.

The natural law concept existed long before Locke as a way of expressing the idea that there were certain moral truths that applied to all people, regardless of the particular place where they lived or the agreements they had made.