Sentence examples for law was adjusted from inspiring English sources

In Britain, for example, religious courts or beth din used by Orthodox Jews have been recognised by statute and in 2002, divorce law was adjusted in a way that acknowledged the role of these bodies.

There have been only seven convictions.Mr Uribe said at the time that "definitive peace is the best justice" and said his law was "adjusting the equation" between justice and peace.

For each increment of the load, the parameters of the behaviour law are adjusted in order to make the numerical diameter and the experimental results of the Brinell test converge.

In other countries the forest managers are in a stronger position, since local game laws are adjusted to their particular requirements.

The parameters determining the force laws, are adjusted to fit the experimentally observed force response and the macro- and mesoscale kinematics.

Scoring was adjusted accordingly.

It imperialistically assumes that it is always a bad thing to lack law, and then makes a dazzling inference from ought to is: if it is good to have law, then each society must have it, and the concept of law must be adjusted to show that it does.

In the early days after Title VII and attendant state laws were passed, a great deal of discourse, in legal circles, focussed on how the law might be adjusted to account for our changing understanding of discrimination.

She said that if the Supreme Court struck down the mandate, the law could be adjusted.

"The law has been adjusted for the comfort of the ruling party as if it were the reign of Louis XIV".

On the narrower question of how and whether copyright law should be adjusted, meanwhile — and it is a narrow question, the claims of both sides notwithstanding — there might actually be a middle ground.