Sentences with phrase «law perceive the problem»

How do our individual clients affected by the specific situation or law perceive the problem?

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The main point is the question if the underlying perceived problem - money buys laws and votes - can be avoided, and how.

We'd be way further ahead if they'd stick to getting as many pets adopted as possible and quit trying to pass useless laws because they * think * it will solve a perceived problem.

But in most city laws and regulations livestock in the city is often severely restricted due to perceived associated health or environmental risks (e.g. zoonosis) and the fear for complaints for citizens living close to the livestock keepers (flies, odour, noise) or due to problems caused by free roaming animals.

In other words, they have been told the legal industry is ripe for disruption, so they go find something about law practice that does not make sense to them, and then they build a «solution» to what they perceive to be a problem.

This conference marks the first time that leaders in the legal community will come together to discuss how to strengthen and improve our food systems, to consider how stakeholders perceive and adapt to change, and to learn better practices and approaches to food law problems for clients, researchers, and government.

As a second problem the Court perceives a danger for the autonomy of EU law in the draft agreement because it may adversely affect the principle of mutual trust between the Member States concerning the respect of fundamental rights, which is in particular relevant in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice (paras 191 ff.).

However, having been developed to fulfill an anticipated specific need arising from the fundamentally different nature of electronic records in comparison with traditional pre-electronic paper records, the electronic records provisions appear to signal an abandonment of a comprehensive approach to reform of the law of evidence in favour of a topic - by - topic or issue - by - issue approach, as problems are perceived to arise.