Sentence examples for law should be modified from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is strongly recommended that the conventional two-phase flow formulation of Darcy's law should be modified.

Clearly, many items excluded in the law should be modified to provide good security.

Some had hoped that after President Barack Obama's reelection in November, the administration would eventually come around to the view that the law should be modified.

Nancy Gertner, a professor at Harvard Law and a former federal judge, has said that in cases where there is some overlap when online messages between teenagers cross the line from flirtations to calculated targeting the felony law should be modified, just as Labrie's statutory rape charge was modified to a misdemeanor because of the closeness in age between him and the victim.

The general reception of English law under the Second Charter of Justice (see the article "Law of Singapore") was subject to three qualifications – one of which was that English law should be modified in application to Singapore so as not to cause injustice or oppression to the indigenous people of the island.

PAGE B1 Stalled Talks on Drug Laws Months after the Republican governor and the Democratic Assembly speaker said New York's drug sentencing laws should be modified, some proponents worry nothing will change this year.

The kinetic laws for slow reactions should be modified by substitution with explicit expressions for CSP radicals.

"Following a vote for Brexit, parliament must decide what EU law it intends to preserve, what should be modified and what should be repealed," said Bogdanor.

We argue that the traditional rules, based on the acceptance in international law of the legitimacy of imperial conquest, should be modified with a market-type system that permits forced secession in some circumstances, but imposes a penalty on the expelling nation.

[20 Cal .3d591] 3. Upon reexamination of the common law equitable indemnity doctrine in light of the principles underlying Li, we conclude that the doctrine should be modified to permit partial indemnity among concurrent tortfeasors on a comparative fault basis.

Those traffic laws have evolved to suit motorists, not cyclists, and there's a strong argument that some should be modified.