Sentence examples for viable law from inspiring English sources

"While such an extension is arguably a viable law enforcement intelligence tool, much of the firearms industry is opposed to such a change and a closer review of this proposal could be beneficial," Turk wrote.

And more to the point, perhaps, the state lacks the sorts of regulations that would make such a system viable; a law passed in 2014 requires that government agencies "achieve sustainability" in how they apportion groundwater, but not until 2040.

"We maintain that public nuisance is a viable state law claim despite the ruling in San Francisco," Kilmartin's office says.

The motion control for an underactuated marine vehicle in a constrained configuration set K is treated as a case study; the set K essentially describes the limited sensing area of a vision-based sensor system, and viable control laws which establish convergence to a goal set G in K are constructed.

New York State does not have a viable death penalty law.

Utah bans abortion once the fetus is viable, meaning the law only covers about two weeks of pregnancy before abortion is no longer an option.

Professor Murray added: "It is an open question whether adultery continues to be viable as criminal law even though it remains on the books in 24 states and territories.

Shultz and Zedeck's work is potentially revolutionary in that it provides a well researched, viable alternative to law school admission criteria in a field that often calls for change but has lacked concrete solutions.

But bankers also worried that standards for determining eligibility were untenable - businesses had to be both, in the language of the law, "viable" yet "experiencing immediate financial hardship" - and that the government would try to wrangle out of its obligation to make good on defaulted debt.

Even the incredible power of the Civil Rights Movement and the seismic transformation of American society couldn't shake that reality and make the rule of law viable.

Because Alice involved a computer-implemented method to a financial process, it implicated two hot-button patent policy issues: the ongoing debate over the extent to which business-method patents should be viable under U.S. patent law and how much protection software patents should receive under U.S. patent law.