Sentence examples for benchmark law from inspiring English sources

The proposed inverse optimal control technique is then used to enforce higher convergence rate constraints than the benchmark law, without increasing the total energy consumption.

The three judge panel ruled that a "dramatic reduction in the form of voting that is disproportionately used by African-Americans would make it materially more difficult for some minority voters to cast a ballot than under the benchmark law".

While the legislation would be the first major new law sought by the Bush administration intended to help reconcile Iraq's warring factions, other so-called benchmark laws continue to be stalled.

Many other citieSixincluding Shanghai, are interested in foutofing New York City's example of adopting a comprehensive plan to slash energy use in existing commercial Business Week

And we all know how important Pandora's contracting practices are for benchmarking the law the rest of us must live under.

In addition, the "invisible hand" free market principles of Adam Smith, a Scottish liberal economist, constitute an important benchmark for competition law and policy.

We provide two simulated examples, a real social network and different sets of power law benchmark networks, to illustrate how our method can correctly detect communities in directed networks.

The legal standard for intoxication now applied in California and other states is.08, lower by half than the benchmark used by law enforcement before the study.

This model corresponds to a benchmark on which control law can be tested or designed.

The Bush administration's top benchmark, the Iraqi oil law, remains off the statute books, five deadlines and two years since its first draft.

Under current law, the benchmark "silver" insurance plan covers about seventy per cent of over-all health-care costs and has a deductible of about thirty-six hundollarsllars.