issue of law

From big public events to everyday issues of law and order, technology is key to our security.

This is an issue of law and national security, not partisanship.

Both theories apply equally to issues of law and fact.

But to put it at a minimum, she has not been a commanding voice on issues of law.

Such a case can set forth a completely original issue of law for decision by the courts.

That helped to avoid such outcomes and the uncertainty they could create on broad issues of law.

Other cases had better known defendants or raised thornier issues of law and policy.

Those being the relevant facts, I turn to consider the important issues of law which arise on this appeal.

"The decision is a narrow and closely divided one that involves a very technical issue of law," he said.

When political discussion turns to issues of law and order, Democrats feel a desperate need to splash themselves with testosterone.

These are issues of law, ethics, medicine, and philosophy.

Ms. Reno is not the only official who needs to come to grips with issues of law and conscience.

(The role of eggs has become an issue of law.

Beyond the issue of law, there are the virtues of wisdom and sensitivity.

The determination may be an issue of fact or an issue of law.

The Raben Group specializes in issues of law and public policy.

AFL unions concerned themselves with issues of law and order.

There are insinuations that we are not smart enough to understand the real issues of law.

For that reason, it was decided to exclude at the time the issue of laws of war from the commission's discussions.

Moreover, issues of law may be referred to the visitor which are wholly analogous to questions decided by the courts.

It raised "difficult issues of law" and he considered it would not be "reasonable" for the defendants to pay the costs.

Not doing the right thing by McCall involved issues of law and competition, not heart.

In the Western context, that made him an aide, a technical assistant, there to assist his minister on an issue of law or interpretation.

November 8: Republicans score major gains in the off-year elections, emphasizing issues of law and order.

Their decisions reflect the human and commercial history of the area, and involved complicated issues of law.