Sentence examples for specialised law from inspiring English sources

Famously, he declared, it made no more sense to talk of a specialised law of cyberspace than it did to talk about a "law of the horse".

The doctrine mandates that more precise and specialised law is to take precedence over more general laws.

One idea is to set up specialised "highway police".

Specialised in international comparative law, her work looks primarily at interactions between law and ethics, in the areas of biomedical research and genetics.

In some specialised cases, specific control laws have been designed that reduce displacement and structural force, while simultaneously reducing the total base-shear transmitted to the foundation from both structural column forces and damping forces.

Batty advocated for specialised training in the family law court system, saying the institution is her "biggest area of concern".

She spoke of survivors being treated badly and the need for specialised training within the family law court system.

This reduced forest was still subject to the Forest Laws, involving a specialised group of legal officials who met at Lydford Castle to impose fines and other punishments.

At the time, News International said he would continue to work on "specialised projects", including its Sarah's Law campaign.

The problem with the Federal Circuit is that, because of it diverse responsibilities, it has never developed the kind of expertise in patent law that its more specialised counterparts in Europe and Japan have acquired.

Such an approach is adequate for establishing broad taxonomies, but is of limited value for specialised tasks within the field of law enforcement.