Sentences with phrase «keep law stuck»

These rules seem to keep law stuck in the last century.

Not exact matches

Too many states are stuck in the «keep it or scrap it» mode of tenure discussion, and laws of inertia indicate that «keep it» will win.

They will just keep repeating the same mantras, «The hockey stick is broken,» «Mann won't release his data», «the atmospheric greenhouse theory violates the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics», etc., etc..

As with some other areas of the intersection between law and technology, I wonder if part of the problem is that the way we consume and encourage the consumption of the marketing material is somewhat stuck in the 20th century, while the pace of content is keeping up with 21st century developments.

My blog usually sticks to law, but this got stuck in my craw: Recent media commentary about how cellphone contracts are now only 2 instead of 3 years long helps to keep the elephant in that room invisible.

Getting acquainted with the rules and regulations that are written in the manual will keep you away from accidents and out of the malady of getting stuck with the law itself.

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