Sentence examples for conversion laws from inspiring English sources

A sovereign might expect to win its legal battles if it drafted its conversion laws well and if it could assert the primacy of its law over European law.

So far, most of conventional SOFC models have been presented based on conversion laws.

As already mentioned above, this could result from the HU conversion laws that are tailored to biological materials.

The energetic analysis is performed by applying axiomatic conversion laws on a presented physical model of the energy conversion system.

So far, most of the existing models are based on conversion laws, which are very useful for cell design.

Indeed, it has been demonstrated with PET-CT that the HU conversion laws used for low-density material and bone does not fully apply to Teflon [28].

But if the conversion is a noneviction plan -- and almost all new conversions are -- the co-op and condominium conversion law protects you from being required to pay an unconscionable rent no matter what may happen to the rent laws".

Under a separate provision of the conversion law, designed to prevent the warehousing of vacant apartments, landlords must keep most apartments in the building occupied in the months before they submit a plan to the attorney general.

Goodman charged that Sharansky had supported a conversion law that effectively disenfranchised half of world Jewry, and had done it only because "his personal political survival depended on his caving in to ultra-Orthodox ultimatums".

In the run-up to passing a conversion law, the government could pay some of its bills, including wages, by issuing small-denomination IOUs, which could be traded for goods and services.

He explained that under the co-op and condominium conversion law a landlord needs 15percentt of the tenants in the building to agree to buy their units in order for the most common type of conversion -- a noneviction-plan conversion -- to be effective.