State law anchors the direction, and that direction is preservation".
From the mid-1920s on the so-called 'psychopaths laws' anchored forensic psychiatry in the Dutch legal system.
The elasto-plastic damage of concrete is described by the plasticity yield surfaces hinging on the flow rules and anisotropic damage laws anchored at the strain equivalence hypothesis.
Relevant research focuses on the corrosion type, basic corrosion principle, and corrosion development law of anchor cables at the qualitative level.
Yet in his state of residence, Virginia, as in 22 others, adultery remains a criminal act, a vestige of the way American law has anchored legitimate sexual activity within marriage.
Professors of law have anchors in the common law, the Constitution and legislative statutes.
Rocha's 104-page complaint, filed by Lisa Johnson with Anchor Law Offices of West Palm Beach, includes 16 causes of action, including RICO violations, restraint of trade, unlawful tying arrangements, consumer fraud, deceptive trade, fraudulent inducement, tortious interference, illegal deductions from wages, breach of operating agreement, breach of faith, unjust enrichment and retaliatory firing.
His son-in-law, Chris Snee, may anchor his offensive line, but Manning is the Giant whom Coughlin will forever be tethered to and the one he eternally trusts.
This anchor in law is essential for the codes to be effective and inspire trust.
Early this month, he submitted a bill that would, for the first time, anchor in law the Supreme Court's authority to veto legislation.
