Sentence examples for in two laws from inspiring English sources

The rights of anyone who has such an animal are laid out in two laws.

The lingering budget differences between Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and the City Council will be apparent in two laws the Council plans to pass today: one will ask the State Legislature to approve a number of taxes and fees that the mayor is seeking, while a second asks it to approve two tax increases that the mayor opposes.

The model consists finally in two laws: a crack propagation law, which is a relationship between dρ/dt and da/dt and which observes the inequality stemming from the inequality of Clausius Duhem, and an elastic plastic constitutive behaviour for the cracked structure, which provides dρ/dt versus load and which stems from the energy balance equation.

Sometimes this is benign: Isaac Asimov's self-aware robots are constrained from harming individuals by their built-in "three laws", and eventually intuit an extra "zeroth" law that requires them to protect the whole of humanity.

Over a weekend, the two sides conducted due diligence, with teams of lawyers camped out in two law offices in Manhattan.

After Justice Jackson died in October 1954, Justice Frankfurter published tributes in two law reviews and sent copies to many of Justice Jackson's friends and associates.

In the last week of the semester in March 2014, GIGAME was introduced to 76 students in two law of torts classes.

Its dialectical side may be epitomized in three laws: (1) that of the transformation of quality into quantity, (2) that of the interpenetration of opposites, and (3) that of the negation of the negation.

Proposition 46 is the pupu platter of ballot measures, proposing major changes in three laws related to patient safety.

In the 2003-05 term, one in six laws passed by Congress was for post office naming, according to a 2005 report by the Congressional Research Service.

Only one in ten law students makes it to senior partner at a top law firm.