Sentence examples for onward law from inspiring English sources

Although many aspects of ancient Greek culture had continuing influence throughout the Roman Empire from the 1st century bce onward, law was not one of them.

In Californian sea lions (Zalophus californianus) a significant temporal increase in HBCD was reported from 1994 to 2004 (Stapleton et al. 2006), and in harbor porpoises from the United Kingdom a sharp increase in HBCD concentrations was found from about 2001 onward (Law et al. 2006b).

Town poor laws were passed in Germany from 1520 onward, and a law passed in 1530 clearly placed on towns and communities the obligation of sustaining the poor.

In fact, he transmitted the report with a signed cover letter to the French Mission for onward transmission to French law enforcement.

Early treatises on privacy appeared with the development of privacy protection in American law from the 1890's onward, and privacy protection was justified largely on moral grounds.

Against the background of rising ecological awareness, most of the laws were adopted from the 1970s onward.

In addition, he co-authored the book "Onward and Upward: Guide to Getting Through New York Divorce and Family Law".

In order to stop their onward movement through Europe, Austria, Italy's northern neighbour, recently changed its laws so that people can no longer apply for asylum at the border.

As a result, wireless technology travels the same bracing ascent as Moore's Law, the principle that has prodded the computer industry ever onward since the early 1970s.

As the country lurches ever onward toward greater centralized bureaucratic control, the foundational precept of Rule of Law is quietly being replaced with Rule of Rules.

In addition, some studies show a high stability of interindividual differences and social disparities from age three onward across preschool (Weinert and Ebert 2013; Weinert et al. 2010) and school age (Law et al. 2014).