Sentence examples for laws as such from inspiring English sources

The inherent concern of the PVP system vis-à-vis farmers is not omnipresent within patent laws as such, as these statutes tend to remain abstract in their nature and are therefore not designed to solely apply to agrobiodiversity-reliant innovations as PVP legislation is, with its inevitable links to the loftier issues of food security or environmental protection.

In the first place, in a universe that is ultimately social, natural laws must be of the like of economic or anthropological laws; as such, they hold for groups of monads rather than for individual ones and are statistical generalizations rather than eternally fixed decrees.

In the first, Justice Kennedy said the question of whether the use of the material witness law as such — putting aside whether its use was pretextual — was lawful in Mr. Kidd's case remained unresolved.

People have to feel equal, not just be regarded by the law as such.

And it clearly has less to do with the law as such than with the new political climate that has come about in the wake of the recent attacks on London.

One Hungarian official says that Slovakia is willing in practice to accept the sort of measures to which Romania has agreed, but dislikes any talk of the status law as such.

To be clear, this report is not about breaking the law as such.

We are motivated by the mere conformity of our will to law as such.

It is not the "law" as such, but rather a structure by which everyone agrees to abide, which can be captured locally by specific laws.

And the supreme ruler does not enforce divine law as such, since God wills that divine law should be enforced by sanctions only in the next world, to give every opportunity for repentance before death (pp. 164, 175 9/221, 235 239).

Political obligation is also typically understood to be content-independent; that is, to be a duty to obey the law as such, or simply because it is the law (Hart 1982, pp. 254 55).