He once wrote, "The most effective way of shortening law language is for judges and lawyers to stop writing".
The Act was later criticized for its simple language and lack of defined terms, but Sherman defended it, saying that it drew on common-law language and precedents.
Common language without common laws and common language for common knowledge and cooperation, rendered visual language a socio-political tool, as the non-dictatorial basis for a potential human brotherhood (ibid., 248).
These laws include strong language for tobacco control, but enforcement has been weak and circumventions and violations are still very common [ 12].
It is a self-organizing, self-reinforcing network of commitments between individuals that shapes a common language for trust, ethics, law and practice in which each committed individual has a stake.
I think that the Supreme Court added that stipulation in the language for the marriage law in June.
Again departing from "the most natural interpretation" of the law's language, Roberts, writing for the Court, undertook to rescue Congress from what he described as "inartful drafting".
This shows that Shift is a well suited language for designing safe control laws for autonomous highway systems, among others.
In their dispersion, the Jews clung to Hebrew, their only language for worship, for the study of the Law, for tradition, and consequently for instruction.
On a special Web site with an address that can be translated as "respect for the law," the language office offered some hypothetical tips using a fictitious store named Daily Living.
It is an XML-based language for representation of species, compartments, reactions and their specific properties such as concentrations, volumes, stoichiometry and rate laws.
