Sentence examples for law master from inspiring English sources

The Beatles' Love Me Do was recorded in 1962 and, according to UK law, master recording copyrights run out after 50 years.

This year, Cambridge indefinitely suspended its double law master's program.

"Downloading is so easy, and there is so much free content on the Internet, it is hard to distinguish between illegal downloading, streaming free content and copying from a friend's laptop," said Rana Nader, a recent law graduate of Université Panthéon-Assas, in Paris, who also has a law master's degree in multimedia and information technology from Kings College in London.

What motivates them is not money, fame or a high position, but making the perfect work of art, designing the best building, discovering some new scientific law, mastering their craft.

Still, some U.S. law schools are now engaging with climate change: Pace Law School in New York started this year to offer a climate change track in its environmental law masters program, the first U.S. university to do so.

During this period, a succession of seven highly esteemed law masters was largely responsible for the revival of legal education in the Eastern Roman Empire.

Born and raised in Los Angeles, he received his bachelor's, law and master's in international relations degrees at the University of Southern California.

It seems impossible to conceive of language which could more directly rest the cause of action on the general or common law of master and servant.

Next year, I will be continuing my studies in education policy by pursuing a joint law and master's in education policy degree at Stanford.

M.B.A.s turn up as chief executives more often than people with no advanced degree at all, and 50% more often than executives with law degrees, master's degrees and doctorates combined.

New regulations ensured standards of treatment and established equality before the law for "masters" and "servants".