Sentence examples for joint laws from inspiring English sources

Joint laws on citizenship and passports, due for approval by August 1st, are still being argued over.

The most important of those is the class of Gaussian Random fields [27 29] a random field z is Gaussian when all joint laws for ((mathbf{z}(x_{1}), ldots,mathbf {z}(x_{n})) in mathbb {C}^{n}) are Gaussian random variables.

The proof exploits a simplification of a classical result by Rogers (1993) which characterizes the attainable joint laws for the supremum and the drawdown of a uniformly integrable martingale (not necessarily continuous), combined with classical convex duality results from Rockefellar (1974) using paired spaces with compatible locally convex topologies and the Hahn Banach theorem.

Now he's at Harvard, pursuing a joint law and business degree.

Among these are joint law enforcement efforts and efforts to bolster surveillance of infectious-disease outbreaks.

She graduated with distinction from McGill University in Montreal and received a joint law degree and M.B.A. from York University in Toronto.

Mr. Hammond started at Morgan Stanley in 1997, after earning a joint law and business degree from New York University.

Both also received graduate degrees from there, she a joint law degree and M.B.A., and he an M.B.A.

Experts from the European Union's joint law enforcement agency, Europol, found that "the device had been remotely detonated," the agency said Tuesday.

Adelphi University and New York Law School have created a joint law degree program that allows students to complete a bachelor's degree and a law degree in six years, spending three years at each school.

After the ANC Youth League emerged in the early 1940s, the ANC itself came to life again under a vigorous president, Albert Luthuli, and three younger men Walter Sisulu, Oliver Tambo, and Nelson Mandela (the latter two briefly had a joint law practice in Johannesburg).