Sentence examples for law achieves from inspiring English sources

The argument levelled against this stance was the prospect of suspects walking the streets, but this time the law achieves neither detention nor deportation – only cover-up.

The designed control law achieves quantifiable performance bounds by the choice of large adaptation gain.

This control law achieves a global asymptotic stability of the system based on the usual requirements for reference velocities.

Simulation results show that this control law achieves to some extent the eradication of the reflection observed in the string system.

Simulation results show that even though subject to saturation constraint, the proposed guidance law achieves excellent guidance performance in terms of missed distance.

In addition, the control law achieves asymptotic output tracking in the presence of parametric uncertainties without using a discontinuous or infinite-gain feedback term.

And, will the law achieve President Obama's goal of providing coverage to more than 30 million uninsured Americans?

Roman law strongly influenced the law of contracts and torts; canon law achieved supremacy in the field of marriage; and combinations of Germanic, feudal, and Roman traditions developed in matters of property and succession, or inheritance.

He completed his teacher training and studied, again in his spare time, for a degree in law – achieving a first while juggling the demands of teaching and a young family.

The latter is the problem of designing a feedforward/error-feedback control law achieving perfect tracking in case the initial conditions of the system/exosystem are known and compatible with perfect tracking, and asymptotic tracking in all other cases.

This law achieved a substantial reduction in SHS exposure in the workplace but with little impact on exposure at restaurants, bars and similar venues.