Sentences with phrase «law in useful ways»

It brings together a number of separate instances and permits the development of the law in useful ways.

Not exact matches

Even in professions with clear knowledge - or performance - based benchmarks for certification, as in law or medicine, licensure is useful primarily as a way of establishing minimal competence.

«A frankly missionary program,» wrote Stanford professor Linda Darling - Hammond in an oft - cited 1994 Phi Delta Kappan article, «TFA has recruiters and advocates who have focused much of their attention on the advantaged college graduates for whom TFA serves as something useful to do on their way to their - real jobs» in law, medicine, or business.»

Given the 14 - year gap between ESSA and NCLB, the ways in which the old law measured and improved school quality were no longer useful in improving student outcomes.1 States began requesting exemptions from the law's more punitive measures in 2011.2

Not that LII should be referenced in every press release, but if even the experts in OA law are failing to situate their projects in a helpful way, it makes me wonder whether the information will be available to the public in a useful form.

I think there are arguments for both sides, but I'd say that we've probably hit a tipping point where reinvention and the promise of more elequent methods of making primary law into something new and unique and useful in unexpected ways will drive whatever information has not slipped into commodity status into that category very soon.

That this body of research is a corporate asset, given the proportion of public investment in this work, suggest that rather than quibble about months of embargo, we should deliberate over a better way «to promote the progress of science and useful arts,» as the U.S. constitution describes the basis of intellectual property law.

So calling it a tax, while not strictly accurate, is a useful shorthand way of capturing in a single phrase the what («free» law), who (courtesy of the legal profession) and how (~ $ 35 per year) of CanLII.

Aaron Street: Yeah, I guess rather than an analogy to cars I think maybe a more useful way of thinking about this is more like an insurance sales person or even more a financial advisor, wealth manager, where you are engaging them for the purpose of giving you advice and it turns out that their business model, though it involves giving advice, also includes things like selling you product and this isn't to denigrate law firm IT consultants, or tech consultants in general, it's just to make sure that people are aware of how their business model works and then to make sure that you're using them in a way that acknowledges that.

In addition, supplementing the case study with additional legal materials and finding ways to introduce legal concepts into the discussion are necessary to make a case most useful for teaching law students.

At yesterday's seminar, I learned from Kathie J. Sullivan, a law librarian and principal of Sullivan Information Management Services in Burlington, Vt., about two sites that are useful in several ways, but in particular for allowing searching of employer tax identification numbers, or EINs:

This motion requesting that the Cohens sign the passport application does not primarily concern a matter of international law, but it proved to be a useful vehicle for introducing students to the concept of international conventions, the means for finding them, and the ways to determine whether the relevant Convention is in effect in the other country.

You might be frustrated at how best to achieve greater diversity in a profession that remains too white, middle - class, and male to differing degrees in differing parts; you might be anxious about how you are going to pay your way through law school and how much debt you are going to have at the end of it; alternatively, you might well be vexed about the oversupply of graduates who never achieve legal careers; you might be concerned about preserving the unique identity of your profession (as many at the Bar are); or you might just want to ensure that new recruits in law firms have a basic grip of the fundamentals and can do something useful on day one.

The last feature would be especially useful in light of traffic conditions, and alternate destinations can be plotted by voice to comply with hands - free legislation in Ontario and similar laws in Saskatchewan, Alberta, and B.C. Users can also search by voice for services and landmarks along the way.

Is there a good way for me to find out what the laws around are in my area (useful search terms etc) or perhaps you know a thing or two about BC consumer protection laws?

For example, Mayo Moran's analysis of the interrelation of public and private law would be more useful to the practising lawyer if she had addressed the inconsistencies arising from the fact that in some situations the common law goes merrily on its way, oblivious to the fact that there exists an almost consistent rejection of the common law in statutory provisions.

In addition, although the statutory and common law frameworks are different for First Nations and local governments (sometimes in very important ways), municipal law can still be very useful for developing governance mechanisms and approaches for reserve and treaty settlement landIn addition, although the statutory and common law frameworks are different for First Nations and local governments (sometimes in very important ways), municipal law can still be very useful for developing governance mechanisms and approaches for reserve and treaty settlement landin very important ways), municipal law can still be very useful for developing governance mechanisms and approaches for reserve and treaty settlement lands.

Consider that courts, law societies, public education ventures, law schools, all possess useful information some of which is made available on websites; at the moment the utility of the information is limited by the imagination and will of the providers; but if it were available to be mixed and moulded and served up by others in creative ways, it might be far more useful.

LinkedIn (LI) can also be useful to law students in a number of ways....

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more prevalent and useful, most industries are looking for ways it can benefit them; law firms are lagging behind in dedicating the time and resources to make AI work for them.

The wonderfully named Hammurabi Project from Stanford's Center for Computers and Law is converting a few patches of U.S. legislation into machine readable C# in an attempt to express the logic and relationships of those provisions in a way that might allow facts to be plugged in and a useful conclusion to be emitted.

When a litigator develops a unique case strategy, applying the law in a new and useful way, they are doing something similar.

Whether we reject court as the primary forum for the resolution of family law disputes as I propose in this note or not, my imagined family services agency may be a useful way of supporting families in general.

Lawyers write in IRAC even when they aren't conscious of it, and it provides a useful way to write a persuasive analysis of the law.

The free online Cardiff Index (linked below) is very useful way to discover what the abbreviations mean - or if you are in the Law Library you can always aske a librarian!

I think it would be especially useful for academic librarians to have insight into the way in which lawyers use firm libraries, and the kind of information they seek — useful in that we would be better able to equip our students (who will be those lawyers) while in law school.

Whether you're a law student new to the idea of pro bono work or a lawyer looking for new ways to contribute to reducing the gaps in access to justice in your community, you'll find that at the intersection of law and other disciplines, opportunities abound to broaden your perspective while learning something new and useful to your legal practice.

The experience need not involve the law; it will expose you to systemic issues and lingo, demonstrate interest on resumes, and almost certainly prove useful in ways you could never have predicted.

LinkedIn can also be useful to law students in a number of ways.

In their seminal work, Collaborative Divorce, Pauline Tessler and Peggy Thompson, noted pioneers in Collaborative Divorce and co-founders of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals, assert that Collaborative Divorce «applies what we know about marriage and divorce from the realms of psychology, sociology, history, law, communication theory, conflict resolution theory, finance, and other realms in a very practical, useful, and concrete way.&raquIn their seminal work, Collaborative Divorce, Pauline Tessler and Peggy Thompson, noted pioneers in Collaborative Divorce and co-founders of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals, assert that Collaborative Divorce «applies what we know about marriage and divorce from the realms of psychology, sociology, history, law, communication theory, conflict resolution theory, finance, and other realms in a very practical, useful, and concrete way.&raquin Collaborative Divorce and co-founders of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals, assert that Collaborative Divorce «applies what we know about marriage and divorce from the realms of psychology, sociology, history, law, communication theory, conflict resolution theory, finance, and other realms in a very practical, useful, and concrete way.&raquin a very practical, useful, and concrete way.»