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in this day and age (Alexander Demidov); under present-day conditions (ABelonogov); in present-day conditions (Professor Shackleton examines the role of these tribunals and considers whether they can be justified in present day conditions or whether they are a ‘sixties leftover' ... – Institute of Economic Affairs (UK) Tamerlane); under the conditions of today (Our Constitution and our laws served us well for the first 100 years of our existence, but under the conditions of today, they are not only obsolete, but even grotesque – by Edward Mandell House Tamerlane) |
