Sentence examples for systems laws from inspiring English sources

From the urban riots of early modernity to May 1968, the "street" has changed political systems, laws and institutions.

With different legal systems, laws and languages in EU countries, it is essential that an arrest warrant system is based on rigorous safeguards.

The UK is opposing an international ban on so-called "killer robots" at a United Nations conference that is this week examining future developments of what are officially termed lethal autonomous weapons systems (Laws).

Harmonising these systems, laws and procedures into a single body of law, even were it politically desirable, would be technically nightmarish.In the short run, however, EU governments are nonetheless committed to making cross-border European justice mean something.

Eventually, she says, she became HR director for the European region, spending 2 years living in France and Switzerland, "learning, sometimes the hard way, a great deal about how compensation, benefits, works systems, social systems, laws, and customs vary in the 14 different countries" for which she was responsible.

It is also tied to legal and judicial systems: laws, police, and enforcement.

The development of irrigation systems, law, and art forms were among its accomplishments.

The vaguely worded provisional information systems law was approved by ministers on 3 August.

It's all there in the title: the reconciliation of two value systems (law and looks); two US seaboards (east and west); and two hair colours.

Academic disciplines represented are economics, information systems, law, management and social sciences.

But in our imperfect system, laws are the imperfect means we have to gain crucial recognition of our rights, our dignities, and our truths.