Sentence examples for law arising from from inspiring English sources

While not claiming that this is an internal sea, Beijing insists on all maritime rights under international law arising from its alleged sovereignty over the islands.

PARIS — A curious point of law, arising from the fact that marriages contracted in England by French citizens without complying with the formalities of the French law are liable to be annulled by a French Court, was decided yesterday [July 27] in Paris.

The objective of this work is to study the capabilities of support vector machines for approximating the complex control law arising from model predictive control of a hybrid MIMO-system.

The appellate judges found that Section 1 5) required judges to order further reasons only to deal with points of law arising from the award.

Montana's campaign spending law arose from a history of fighting political corruption.

Recent interest in the inverse square law arose from two suggestions.

A background paper prepared by Daniel Tichenor, a political scientist at the University of Oregon in Eugene, explained that the current, highly dysfunctional system of visas and regulations, like all of U.S. immigration law, arose from a complicated struggle among many interests.

The long-standing law of skeletal structural optimization "Wolff's Law" arose from observations that, as a structure, bone actively adjusts both mass and architecture in relation to the magnitude and direction of applied loads [ 34].

It means that laws arising from Congress, the court or international treaty constrain the executive branch.

It fell to him to expound the draft laws arising from the Smith Commission to the House of Commons.

Thus, the search for governing laws arising from single cell dynamics will enable us to better understand the coordinated response of cell populations.