Sentence examples for law points from inspiring English sources

Alberto Alemanno, a professor of EU law, points out that there are many ways to channel scientific advice to politicians beyond creating a single senior adviser.

Too many of our citizens have cause to doubt our nation's justice when the law points a finger of suspicion at groups, instead of individuals.

Chapter 9 in this book of essays about Benford's Law points out that, given that, the mean of vote counts' second digits should be 4.187.

In this chapter, I illustrate the technology evolution phenomenon by showing that larger flow components (organs) belong on larger vehicles and animals and that the time arrow of the constructal law points toward smaller sizes over time (miniaturization).

As Maurits Berger, a Dutch specialist on Islam and the law, points out, most English-speaking countries have a tradition of dealing with family law through arbitration voluntary procedures to whose outcome the parties are bound.

Equally, while Tsiskaridze's recent decision to study law points to his ambition and curiosity beyond the dance studio, it hardly ranks as the extensive "legal education" praised in the statement from the ministry.

Many critics of the current law point out that it is counterproductive and wastes police and court resources.

From a 2nd law point-of-view, it was found that there is an optimal chiller outlet temperature that maximizes the chiller exergetic efficiency.

Texas, of course, was unable to demonstrate any level of voter fraud that would justify the law, pointing only to five prosecutions for voter impersonation.

But the Supreme Court's task was made difficult, Justice Stephen G. Breyer said, because the words of the law pointed in one direction and its apparent purpose in the other.

Supporters of the New Jersey law point out that California's law, which passed in 2002, authorized the use of state money, which may have spurred significant private investment.