Sentences with phrase «legal dimensions»

The Convention represents a milestone for the promotion of public health and provides new legal dimensions for international health cooperation.

Campaign representatives participated in discussions on autonomous weapons in 2014 convened by the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights, which issued a briefing paper in November on legal dimensions of the issue, as well as at the Washington DC - based Center for New American Security, which began a project on «ethical autonomy» in 2014.

Legal ops» core premise is that legal expertise is essential to business outcomes — there are no legal problems, only business problems with legal dimensions.

These arguments, which highlight the importance of the lending right for the existence of public libraries, do not have a strictly legal dimension, but are more of a cultural and political nature.

The ease with which the cyberspace medium allows for these types of studies also raises issues about the ethical and legal dimensions of such research.

Client's have problems with legal dimensions.

Strictly speaking, it has shrunk to its legal dimensions.

Noonan served on the board of the National Right to Life Committee for many years, and readers who want to see how he addressed abortion's moral and legal dimensions should read the elegant arguments in his short book, A Private Choice: Abortion in America in the Seventies.

David's research examines the interconnected challenges of nitrogen pollution, food security and sustainable development, with a particular focus on: 1) the scientific, socioeconomic and legal dimensions of returning to a safe planetary boundary for nitrogen; and 2) balancing the multiple, and often competing objectives of sustainable agriculture — from environmental protection to human wellbeing.

Providing the legal dimensions, routine permit limits and escorts.

Her research focuses on the semiotic, material and legal dimensions of city surfaces, which she examines through signs and inscriptions such as graffiti and street art.

«The professor notes that management, up to the CEO, needs to understand the legal dimensions of operating the modern business... Any effective use of law as a strategic weapon would require alignment between in - house and outside counsel.

The widespread lack of knowledge of the legal system means that the most vulnerable of Washingtonians have difficulty identifying the legal dimensions of their problems and do not think to turn to an attorney for help.

As I mentioned above, these leaders explicitly refer to the legal dimension this work requires.

Universities look for proof about the reasons why you want to pursue a law degree, which could be shown in the form of relevant work experience, related extra-curricular activities, EPQ's or any books you have read that have a legal dimension.

Rather, they appear as acts in what this same author calls the «governance mode» of EU external relations, i.e. acts in the service of commonly shared goals and achieved through multilateral means (forthcoming in the Oxford volume edited by Bart van Vooren, Steven Blockmans and Jan Wouters, The EU's Role in Global Governance: The Legal Dimension).

Legal consciousness is patchy at best; people struggle to perceive the legal dimensions of their life problems.

Justiciable problems are basically problems ordinary people have that have a legal dimension and in theory are resolvable through the justice system.

«I've been looking at the work of CIGI over the last decade or so and always wondering will they ever have the opportunity to connect it with the legal dimension.

In addition, «large percentages of low - income people did not get help because they did not understand that the problems they face have a legal dimension or because legal help was not available.»

Every day thousands of decisions that have legal dimensions and create legal risks are made without legal guidance.

These appear to be areas of problems where, from the perspective of the low - income respondents, there is a clearer understanding that the problems have a legal dimension and that there are court - based solutions to resolve them.»

For a more fulsome discussion of the legal dimensions of polyamorous relationships and to see the preliminary results of the 2016 survey, take a look at the report.

After breaking down the data, Boyd moves on to discuss the legal dimensions of polyamorous relationships in the context of the various provincial family law schemes.

We help youth build the knowledge and skills they will need to manage the legal aspects of everyday problems — including how to tell when a problem has a legal dimension, when and where to ask for help, and how to keep small problems from becoming big ones.

It's usually a personal or a business challenge with a legal dimension, and not the other way around.

The «Civil Legal Needs and Public Legal Understanding» study conducted by Professor Rebecca Sandefur revealed that many Americans do not understand how to identify the legal dimensions of the problems they face.

Most people facing situations that have a legal dimension do not turn to the civil justice system for help.

I worked with Kate Darling, Wendy Seltzer, Kit Walsh, and Andy Sellars to create a «Coders Know Your Rights» seminar to inform students about the legal dimensions of their work.

Since the topic of an international peacekeeping mission to Southern Lebanon is on the table, it may be useful to look at some of the major peacekeeping resources out there, especially those that include a legal dimension.

This balancing act involves moral and legal dimensions, which are inherently intertwined.