Sentence examples for a revised law of from inspiring English sources

Rather than formulating a revised law of gravity/inertia using relative quantities, Barbour and Bertotti attacked the problem using the framework of Lagrangian mechanics, replacing the elements of the action that involve absolute quantities of motion with new terms invoking only relative distances, velocities etc.

Despite his veto, Mr. Putin left open the possibility of a revised law, sending the legislation back to Parliament for revisions.

The control policy against echinococcosis was presented, as was the manditory reporting of infection in dogs, which became part of a revised law that became effective after October 1, 2004.

A revised law is being drafted to include suspensions.

A revised law is expected to pass in coming days — still requiring that a woman have an ultrasound and be offered descriptions of the fetus, but giving her the right to refuse a vaginal probe.

A revised law means that passengers on board Japanese airplanes will no longer be able to use video game systems with built-in wireless functionality.

But the bill's sponsors faced opposition, and a revised law was re-introduced this year.

The revised law of 1973 stressed an increased personal responsibility for prevention and control of STDs.

His revised laws of 1760 remained authoritative until 1864, when the Arlington and Portland whist clubs in London adopted a new code.

I wasn't conscious of this at the time, but the sense of freedom we gained from being in the school at night time under the revised laws of the rehearsals has been something I've pursued ever since.

A revised building law of 1879, under which 707 Columbus went up, was usually satisfied by the well-known dumbbell plan.