Sentence examples for law is unique from inspiring English sources

The flaw in New York's law is unique.

California's repeat-offender law is unique in this stringency.

But Colorado's version of the law is unique in that it offers an escape hatch.

The New Jersey law is unique in providing a penalty for using verbiage that a court in that state would strike as meaningless anyway.

But Wisconsin's law is unique in allowing for the provision of attorneys for the fetus but not the pregnant woman being detained and for handling the cases against adult women not as civil commitment cases but in juvenile court where records are confidential.

But Utah's law is unique in that a person can be found guilty not just for having two legal marriage licenses, but also for cohabiting with another adult in a marriage-like relationship when they are already legally married to someone else.

Second, the CNET by-law is unique.

Since cosmologists don't know how the universe came into being, or even have a convincing theory, they have no way of addressing the conundrum of where the laws of nature come from or whether those laws are unique and inevitable or flaky as a leaf in the wind.

Lucky Numbers Adjusting the Dials Of Nature's Console The prospect of this plethora of universes has brought new attention to a philosophical debate that has lurked on the edges of science for the last few decades, a debate over the role of life in the universe and whether its physical laws are unique -- or, as Einstein once put it, "whether God had any choice".

A great deal will potentially hinge on whether such laws are unique to the case of the ethical.

Much of the case law here is unique to Northern Ireland, and the book identifies actual and potential differences between Northern Ireland case law and that of England and Wales.