Sentence examples for devising the law from inspiring English sources

When first devising the law of sevens I wasn't sure what would come next.

And many did so because of their antipathy to the man who devised the law: Mr Sarkozy.

A wealthy real estate family that bought a high-priced insurance plan to shelter millions of dollars from gift and estate taxes is suing the prominent New York tax lawyer who devised the plan, his law firm and his associates for fraud.

Also devised the famous "three laws of robotics" in his Robot short stories.

(As an adviser to then-Governor Romney, Mr. Gruber helped devise the Massachusetts health reform law).

Sandy Kress, an Austin lawyer who as a senior education adviser to Mr. Bush helped devise the No Child Left Behind law, said he saw trouble in the administration's new stance.

As a financial policy wonk trained in economics, I'd love to boast that I've devised the magic blend of new laws that the country's been waiting for.

In devising its conscription law, the Confederacy took a modern approach, assessing the nation's needs and manpower holistically and taking critical occupations into account.

The devised control law is proven to ensure global asymptotic stability in the Lyapunov sense, assuming exact model and state measurements.

Theorists are to replace reports of individual observations with experimental laws and devise higher level laws (the fewer, the better) from which experimental laws (the more, the better) can be mathematically derived (Duhem 1906, 21ff).

Following the outcry in 1996 over the killing of Veronica Guerin, the government devised new laws to indict the leaders of the gang who organised her murder.