Sentence examples for law trends from inspiring English sources

Not every corporate law firm has embraced these prevailing "Big Law" trends.

Rob Dinning is general counsel for operations and technology at Barclays From net neutrality to copyright: media law trends for 2015 What would a BT acquisition of EE mean for the UK telecoms industry?

Like most economists, I ascribe completely to Herb Stein's Law: Trends that can't continue don't.

In addition to the limited spatial and thickness ranges of field data, the large scatter around these power law trends highlights the fact that ash thickness is only but one factor affecting the recovery rate and that the relationship between ash thickness and recovery rate might not be a continuous one but could be controlled by ash thickness thresholds.

Mr. Lewis wrote: "Just as the Gideon case was part of the movement of the law on the right to counsel, and that in turn was but one aspect of the fundamental change taking place in the constitutional doctrine of fair criminal procedure, so the criminal law trend was part of a larger picture.

However, when real data is analyzed, in most of the cases the power law trend holds only for an intermediate range of values; there is a power law breakdown in the distribution tails [3], [4].

The data exhibits a power law trend over two distinct temporal regions.

Regression analysis provides R2 values that are similar for both exponential and power-law trends (Table 1).

In summary, the whole dataset is better represented by an exponential function than a power law, but splitting the data into quadrants allows much better estimation of thickness trends with distance from source with little difference in fit between exponential and power-law trends.

Coyne said that his private polling from last December showed support for Colorado's gun laws trending up, with thirty-one per cent supporting the laws in 2014 and thirty-eight per cent supporting them in 2017.

C. The average percentage errors for different numbers of K-means cluster divisions decrease following a power-law trend.