Sentence examples for estimates law from inspiring English sources

By some trade estimates, "Law & Order" and its spinoffs represent a $1 billion industry for the many companies involved.

The group, the Committee for Sensible Marijuana Policy, said that in addition to ensuring that people caught with marijuana no longer have a criminal record, the change would save about $29.5 million a year that it estimates law enforcement currently spends to enforce existing drug laws.

The robust controller is used to compensate for uncertainties of the tidal current and river current through the estimated law.

The whole closed system is proved to converge into a compact set asymptotically by employing feedback control laws and adaptive estimate laws designed in this paper.

The estimated laws yielded high values of the exponent which is not very realistic in general.

The company estimates the law will cost it an extra $20 million over the next seven years.

Gary Greenspan, an executive director at Cushman & Wakefield, says that his company estimates that law firms are in the market for about two million square feet of office space.

Officials also said today that the attacks that had caused untold billions of dollars in economic losses cost the plotters as little as $200,000, according to preliminary estimates by law enforcement financial analysts.

Based on his office's estimates, the law in its current form would potentially affect the employment of only a sliver of the labor force, perhaps just 0.5 percent of workers, he said.

As William Fisher reports at the Inter Press Service, "In one Arizona county alone, Yuma County, the sheriff estimates that law enforcement agencies would spend between $775,880 and $1,163,820 dollars in processing expenses.

The likelihood ratio is defined as the likelihood of the data under the estimated power law to that under an alternative distribution estimated by the maximum likelihood method.