Sentence examples similar to present day law from inspiring English sources

In present-day law, it is generally held that the bailee owes such duty of care as becomes the reasonably prudent man "under the circumstances".

When the Society held its eleventh annual meeting here, a few weeks ago, Mr. Haley delivered an address on "The Present Day Developments in Space Law and the Beginnings of Metalaw".

But present-day law tells a different story.

Set in the present day, The Young Pope stars Jude Law as newly appointed pontiff Pius XIII, formerly Lenny Belardo from America.

At present day a definitive universal rheological law is not yet available for polymers, as a consequence both theoretical models and experimental investigations of viscoelastic behavior must be necessarily focused independently on each single polymer or, at least, on well-defined classes of polymers.

Though they live on opposite sides of both the law and the present day, Michael Sullivan and John Anderton share a common, and perhaps archetypal, paternal anguish.

In the present day however, careers in industry, journalism, law, business, and policy beckon and are very real opportunities for young scientists.

These "common law theorists" have had an enduring impact on Western philosophy of law up to the present day.

Although Cicero was a legal practitioner and was versed in the positive (human-enacted) law of the Roman state, he sought to situate it in relation to what he considered objective moral truths, which he also called "laws" (thus the tendency of many writers up to the present day to refer to timeless moral truths as "natural law").

The beginning of US safety laws are traced from 1900 to the present day, including workmen's compensation, OSHA establishment, PSM regulation, Chemical Safety Board, and latest DHS, SVA Uptown/Riverbend house and Executive Order impacts.

Chief Justice John Roberts, writing for the majority, held that the law was "based on 40 year-old facts having no logical relationship to the present day".