Sentence examples for law of section from inspiring English sources
2018's landmark judgment that read down the archaic Victorian law of Section 377 might have helped end discriminatory activities such as blackmail, extortion, and invasion of privacy, but unconditional acceptance of the LGBTQAI+ community hasn't been and isn't going to be, easy.
The bride's father retired from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime; he worked in Vienna as the chief of its rule-of-law section.
The focus will be on two contemporary debates: whether there are separate forms of modality that are tied to the epistemic and the metaphysical domains (section 1), and whether there is a special kind of necessity associated with the laws of nature (section 2).
In fact, returning to the Cartesian laws of nature (section 4), it is evident that Descartes has allotted a fundamental role to the action of bodily "forces" or "tendencies": for example, the tendency of bodies to follow straight lines, the resistance to motion of a large resting body (to a smaller moving body), etc.
Along with information on official chess tournaments, the rules are described in the FIDE Handbook, Laws of Chess section.
The final law of the opening section concerns the "rebellious son" who will not obey his parents.
"The mediation process can be beneficial," said Martin T. Johnson, chairman of the Family Law Section of the State Bar Association, whose law offices are in White Plains and Pearl River.
If this distinction between jurisdictional and non-jurisdictional errors of law exists, section 8B(2) will preclude judicial review of non-jurisdictional errors of law but not jurisdictional errors.
(I have written before about the limitations of a law called Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act, which is the main law that deals with Internet speech).
This court has not previously had occasion to set forth the appropriate test for determining whether a state court has adopted a new rule of law within the meaning of Section 5.
If there had been any possibility of an "exception" in case law to the interpretation of Section 230 as a catch-all liability shield, that would have been the time.
