Cities have their own spacing, their own inner laws, and those laws don't seem to mesh with the laws of the Valley.
Sturzo was the author of several major works of Christian social philosophy, including Church and State (1939), The True Life (1943), The Inner Laws of Society (1944), Spiritual Problems of Our Times (1945), and Italy and the Coming World (1945).
This situation drove home an awareness that these vastly important inner laws have ceased to be our governing principle.
In "Camera Lucida" he ached, elegantly, for the woman he referred to as "my inner law".
With this preferred treatment, which Franz Joseph recognized as such, the multinational state had violated its inner law of the basic equality of all national groups.
Education consists of leading man, as a thinking, intelligent being, growing into self-consciousness, to a pure and unsullied, conscious and free representation of the inner law of Divine Unity, and in teaching him ways and means thereto.
Developed from his journals and from a series of lectures he gave in the winter of 1836 37, it exhorts the reader to consistently obey "the aboriginal self," or inner law, regardless of institutional rules, popular opinion, tradition, or other social regulators.
From these results an inner law velocity relationship is established with additional parameters to account for the effects of surface roughness and saltating snow.
When I have a student who says, "Mrs. Law, I'm kind of shy," I always say, "Okay, we're going to find your inner Mrs. Law by the time we're done".
And its sense of melancholy spoke clearly: there was [Operation] Swamp, the 'sus' laws, inner cities not functioning, racism dividing the working class.
The control law is designed based on a two-loop structure in which the outer-loop control law implements by sliding mode control technique to stabilize the attitude under angular velocity constraints, and the inner loop control law is designed to track the limited command of outer loop under uncertainties and control input constraints.
