The customs that were adopted were primarily French and were intended to govern and guard a population surrounded by enemies and dependent upon military service to maintain itself.
To the Editor: By what standard is a law successful if it is consciously and repeatedly broken by nearly half of the citizens it is intended to govern?
Dr. Latham's cause, taken up by several health groups, led the World Health Organization in 1981 to develop a set of guidelines, the International Code of Marketing of Breast-milk Substitutes, which was intended to govern the behavior of private companies.
A constitution that does not contain "provision for its amendment with the development, growth and expansion of the community which it is intended to govern, would be a most inadequate and imperfect deed of partnership," he wrote in 1901 with his colleague John Quick.
In May and September 1951, prior to the time of petitioner's discharge, the Regulations were revised, and the amended § 391 provided even more explicitly than the original that the procedures and standards established were intended to govern exercise of the authority granted by the McCarran Rider.
Deputy Secretary of State John D. Negroponte said Tuesday during a visit to Baghdad that American and Iraqi negotiators were close to resolving issues that had stalled the signing of the agreement, which is intended to govern the presence of American soldiers past December.
More than a decade ago, as undersecretary of defense for policy in the first Bush administration, Mr. Wolfowitz was charged by Dick Cheney, then defense secretary, with drafting a new "Defense Planning Guidance," a broad directive that was intended to govern policy in a second Bush term.
These plans governing Pentagon succession are intended to guarantee civilian control of the military during a doomsday situation, like a nuclear strike or a terrorist attack, when the defense secretary could be taken out of action at the moment when war-fighting decisions must be made.
They are intended to sustain America's pride in the way we govern ourselves".
This suggests that from that level of abstraction the laws governing motion (not contingencies for Gassendi) are intended to be scalar invariant.
