Sentence examples for law structured from inspiring English sources

Recent normative debates over servitude law structured by that distinction have a familiar ring: should servitude law be oriented by a strict contractarian ethic, as Professor Richard Epstein urges, or should it include concessions to a regulatory or interventionist ideology?

An immigration law structured under the current project proposal would decrease the amount of time a visitor can stay from three months to 30 days, which can be cut to 15 if the island is struggling to accommodate the population.

YANGON, 09 December 2011 – The first ever joint consultative workshop to review Myanmar Child Law concluded in the city today with recommendations on alignment of the Child Law, structured after the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Children (CRC), with the provisions made in Myanmar's 2008 Constitution.

It then considers how money, recognized as a dynamics of value, would look if the law structuring it were approached as a complex set of relations that expressed, reiterated, and revised the distribution of authority in society.

This is achieved by a set of coordination laws structured as chemical-resembling reactions, designed so as to enact feedback loops that regulate and balance the "activity level" of (atomic or composite) services.

How does law structure markets that produce inequality?

Mr. Kahn said the courts were "taking the Erisa law structure apart piece by piece".

We examine the conservation law structure of the continuous Galerkin method.

Key ideas in this dialogue will be order, law, structure, principle, system, necessity, chance, change and emergence.

The methodology proposed that both increase the complexity of the classical quadratic LMI design and the control law structure, but in a reasonable manner.

Uncontrolled building and atrocious housing conditions were among the primary concerns of progressive thinkers, and their first achievement was a Tenement House Law (1901) that required the installation of fire escapes and toilets in existing "old law" structures.