Sentence examples for The icra from inspiring English sources

The ICRA then checks each new epithet to ensure that it has not been used before and that it conforms with the Cultivated Plant Code.

A married pueblo woman brought suit in federal court, claiming that the tribe's marriage ordinances constituted sex discrimination against her and other women of the tribe, thus violating the ICRA.

The Supreme Court held that federal courts did not have jurisdiction to hear the case: the substantive provisions of the ICRA did apply to the Pueblo, but the inherent sovereign powers of the tribe meant that the tribal government had exclusive jurisdiction in the case.

New names and other relevant data are collected by and submitted to the ICRA and in most cases there is no cost.

When Congress amended the ICRA, they were addressing a federal common law issue, not a constitutional issue, and were within their authority to recognize the sovereignty of the tribes.

Senechal noted that two other trial courts in the circuit had already ruled that double jeopardy did not apply, that the ICRA only recognized the inherent sovereignty of the tribes and did not delegate prosecutorial power to the tribe.

Shuhei Miyashita, Steven Guitron, Marvin Ludersdorfer, Cynthia R. Sung, and Daniela Rus from MIT and TU Munich introduced the robot at ICRA 2015, a robotics conference.

In 1991, Congress amended the Indian Civil Rights Act (ICRA) to recognize that Indian tribes had inherent power to exercise criminal jurisdiction over all Indians.

The infection control risk assessment (ICRA) for construction and renovation project, adopted from Australian hospitals, was modified and endorsed in July 2008.

The demo, which was presented at the International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) in Hong Kong, shows ATLAS "trucking with a truss," namely dragging a huge piece of metal around an open space.

In part, that's what Nvidia's new robotics lab in Seattle focuses on and the company's research team today presented at the International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA), in Brisbane, Australia some of its most recent work around teaching robots by observing humans.