Sentence examples for law examining from inspiring English sources

Politics students, for instance, may feel particularly at home in the realm of public law, examining how devolution, the EU, and different conceptions of parliamentary sovereignty have all impacted upon the English constitution.

A professor of law examines the angry dialogue of several decades between Jefferson, who thought the 13 colonies made 13 sovereignties, and Marshall, who thought the Constitution made them one.

An amazing trail of e-mails and management papers has depicted a company ready, it seems, to do almost anything to protect its Windows monopoly and lacking any sense of that "special lens" through which the law examines the actions of a monopolist.

Its main functions and powers are to enact, amend, or repeal laws; examine and approve budgets; approve taxation and public expenditure; and monitor the work of the government.

Liminal Laws examines the borders that ostensibly separate us in a post-internet, post-Snowden world.

Two years ago, Jack M. Balkin, a constitutional-law professor at Yale, published a fifty-page article in the U.C. Davis Law Review examining what he called problems "at the intersection of information privacy and the First Amendment".

The Electoral Reform Society ERSsaidaid the law needed examining and the turnout was "very depressing".

SPORTSSUNDAY Architecture and Law Herbert Muschamp examines a proposal to overhaul New York City's zoning laws.

Serious liberals, who recognise that national security has a place within the rule of law, must examine the green paper next year with care to ensure the compromises it proposes are compatible with law and freedom.

The cross-party Justice Committee wants the government's law reform advisory body, the Law Commission, to examine the law.

A gay Japanese-American law professor examines pressures to conform in public.