Sentence examples for in governing properties from inspiring English sources
New morphologies often play a critical role in governing properties of nano-materials.
Some stem from the states' established role in governing property rights and relations in general.
Beyond the basic differences in laws governing property ownership and taxes, there are often cultural hurdles to deal with that can leave some buyers hesitant.
Dwyer and Menell's text on property law integrates legal, philosophical, economic, sociological, anthropological, historical and political perspectives to provide students a firm grounding in the principal institutions background legal rules administered by courts, social norms, markets, and political bodies defining and governing property in societies.
Yet it does suggest that there is a margin of doubt around the informal rules governing property rights in Russia.
The district attorney's report said that the issue of South Pasadena's compliance with laws governing property appraisals "was in eye of the beholder". But the district attorney's office turned the issue of redevelopment agency funds use over to the office of the chief administrator for review.
Earlier this autumn the government announced it would not take up the Law Commission's recommendations on reforming the rules governing property rights of cohabitees in this parliament.
Their campaigns have resulted in legal reforms pertinent to the fight against AIDS, including strengthening of rape and defilement laws and laws governing property rights for women.
Thus, significant degree of TRIP effect induced by moderate stability of austenite played an important role in governing mechanical properties.
This theoretical study provides microscopic insights into the role of ripples in governing membrane properties and desalination performance.
Hence, bath agitation and annealing temperature are pivotal in governing the properties of deposits, thereby enabling manufacturing of substrates and surfaces for specific application and also preventing regular or early failures, with improving service life.
