Significats de area of law en anglès

Antitrust is the area of law concerned with keeping markets competitive.

Photo: RNZ A unanimous decision by the court has clarified a previously grey area of law.

He got his degree course, which is in the area of law, and he was delighted.

They said they believed it was an important area of law and policy and should not be rushed.

The essence of, all tenure is performance, and certainly Fianna Fail underperformed in the important area of law and order.

He added that it was a complex area of law "with a delicate balance between sometimes competing stakeholders".

Worker's compensation is a unique and complex area of law which, in some regards, involves mathematics as much as the law.

Suing people who watched an illegally streamed video falls into a grey and untested area of law, say legal and computer experts.

Icap insists it does not provide commandos itself, but some shipping companies are choosing this option, despite its being a grey area of law.

New rules for asylum and immigration disputes make practising that area of law less attractive, according to solicitor Wendy Lyon, who specialises in such cases.

To discuss this area of law, professor in the Faculty of Law at the University of Otago, Nicola Peart and Theresa Donnelly from Public Trust.

Then, the wider the area of law, the greater is man's consciousness of his power of controlling forces, and securing the results that he desires.

Immigration is one of the most complex and fast-changing areas of law.

Both areas of law are developing all the time, he said.

And who was the expert in these two suddenly critical areas of law?

And he would say that defamation judicial reviews are the most difficult areas of law.