Sentence examples for law identified from inspiring English sources

In an interview, Professor Law identified a central reason for the trend: the availability of newer, sexier and more powerful operating systems in the constitutional marketplace.

A third source of international law identified by the ICJ's statute is "the general principles of law recognized by civilized nations".

State legislators in Washington will turn to fixing the flaws in the state's sentencing law identified by the Supreme Court when they reconvene in January, said Mr. Esser, a Republican and the vice chairman of the Senate judiciary committee.

Law identified a series of failures – ranging from police inaction when serious allegations were raised, to the lack of an independent media on Nauru – he said point towards a serious breakdown in the island's democratic processes.

"Where that line will actually be drawn will depend on an exercise of judgment by the majority of members of the court, rather than on any proposition of law identified in the Citizens United majority opinion".

The Connecticut Legislature seemed to make these issues superfluous when it repealed the state's death penalty, in 2012, but that law, identified as Public Act 12 5, contained a prominent exemption: it did not apply to the eleven men then on the state's death row, or to anyone who had committed a capital felony before the law was enacted.

Today, even the most secular Uighur, who do not adhere at all strictly to Islamic law, identify strongly as Muslims.

All federal government agencies, for example, must by law identify their goals and develop measures to evaluate whether they are making progress.

The No Child Left Behind law identifies successful schools as those that show improved test scores on a test with little redeeming value.

Feminist philosophy of law identifies the pervasive influence of patriarchy on legal structures, demonstrates its effects on the material condition of women and girls, and develops reforms to correct gender injustice, exploitation, or restriction.

The Tennessee law identifies not just evolution, but also the origins of life, cloning, and global warming as subjects that "can cause controversy".