Sentence examples for law consideration from inspiring English sources

By imposing some form of the second law, consideration of what information processing a demon may need to undertake would lead to a conclusion as to what the thermodynamic cost of that information processing must be.

In English law, "Consideration" is a vital part of the contract; without valid consideration, almost any contract is void.

In an e-mail message, Mr. Bade wrote, "There may be some serious securities law considerations here".

The law under consideration would also authorize the police to confiscate all firearms, registered or not.

There is no back-up plan, because the same law bars consideration of any other site.

This past April, the Motion Picture Association of America voiced a similar critique of a law under consideration in Minnesota.

THE "living wage" law under consideration in Washington, DC is terrible policy in more than one way.

But Mr. Vallone said that if coming Council hearings on the effectiveness of DNA identification convinced him of its merits, he might call on the State Legislature to pass a law requiring consideration of DNA evidence in death penalty cases.

Vaile said Australia's privacy laws were particularly weak in relation to employee records and a proposed mandatory data breach notification law under consideration by the Australian parliament contains too many loopholes to be of use to any Rio Tinto workers unhappy with the level of intrusion into their lives.

It is time to return to core values, time to get back to basics, to self-discipline and respect for the law, to consideration for the others, to accepting responsibility for yourself and your family - and not shuffling it off on other people and the state.' I believe that what this country needs is not less conservatism.

Changes in labor law under consideration by his government, he said, were intended to restore the balance between those already in the labor market — who are "hyperprotected," he said — and those struggling to enter it, redressing "the terrible apartheid" between older workers and young Italians working with contracts that offer fewer rights and little job security.