Sentence examples for print law from inspiring English sources

In fact, two decades before Dobzhansky's claim appeared in print, Law [ 2] demonstrated that, at least in a mouse model, leukemia develops resistance to folic acid antagonists by natural selection, not accommodation.

Adding to the journalists' woes are print laws dating to the 1960s that hamper their work, leading Maharat to conclude the media were "partially free" and fell between its "free" and "not free" categories.

The 12-page "Media Code of Ethics to Reinforce Civil Peace in Lebanon" is a hodge-podge drawn from Lebanon's antiquated 1960s print media law, 1994 broadcast media law, equally retrograde codes of conduct from other Arab countries, with a dash of guidelines from the BBC and the International Federation of Journalists.

"This is a print defamation law for a digital age, and it has not caught up with what is going on the net," she said.

Lebanon's laughable print media law dates back to 1962.

The Press Syndicate and Journalists Union structures must comply with Lebanon's print media law that dates back to 1962 and that reform-minded legislators, activists and civil society groups have been trying to change for years.

Many of them remain in print from Law-Arts Publishers, New York.

Noting that the internet in Malaysia has always been uncensored, Mr Najib announced a "review" of print censorship laws.

Obviously any country would prefer to borrow from foreign investors in a currency it can print, under laws it can change.

The interim president, Adli Mansour, a senior judge, cited the general's brief statement as the basis of his own authority, and in confirmation the general's words were printed as law in the official Gazette.

print of "Laws of Love" — that a reliable version of "Different from the Others" was completed, using detailed Nazi censorship records as a narrative guide, and with images substituted for the missing scenes.