Sentence examples for considered a law from inspiring English sources

He explains all this with dry, studied precision; you can well imagine that he once briefly considered a law career.

In 1937, when the court was invalidating New Deal legislation, Congress considered a law adding justices, but the bill was defeated when the need for it was eliminated (one justice unexpectedly upheld a challenged law; another anti-New Deal justice retired).

Like Jammer they struggle to understand why Bohr thought the correspondence principle applied to small quantum numbers and why it should be considered a law of quantum theory.

In this context, an exploratory analysis on the potentiality of constructal theory, that can be considered a law of thermodynamics, has been finally outlined in order to assess the energy performance in building design.

Although they offer one of the more technically detailed discussions of the correspondence principle, they do not discuss either Bohr's claim that it should be considered a law nor Bohr's claim that the correspondence principle is formalized into the new quantum mechanics.

As Utah considered a law enacted earlier this year to clarify that breastfeeding is allowed in public, one legislator questioned what the bill did to address modesty.

He has also gone back to school, where he is considering a law degree.

Parliament is to consider a law that would ban Buddhist women from marrying non-Buddhists.

The Pennsylvania legislature is considering a law with some of the country's strongest provisions.

Illinois is considering a law that would offer special legal status to gay victims of violence.

The Governmental Operations Committee is considering a law that would nullify Mr. Giuliani's handling of his papers.