Sentence examples for law based on a from inspiring English sources

In May 2008, in a landmark decision, the California Supreme Court struck down a state law, based on a ballot initiative, that had banned same-sex marriage.

Yet on July 24th, Congress passed a far-reaching corporate-reform law based on a bill sponsored by Paul Sarbanes, a Democratic senator (see article).

To beat the resource curse, the Mongolian government has proposed a law based on a Chilean measure that would save surplus revenue from mineral royalties when prices are high to stabilize the budget when they fall.

Early (1950s and 60s) paganism ran on the ethical engine of the Threefold Law, based on a very simple karmic principle: do a bad thing and it will come back to you three times.

This was the second year in which data was collected for completed procedures, as opposed to procedures that have started, following the introduction of a new UK law based on a European directive.

Ms. Seymour ran afoul of the judge for failing to turn over the document as possible evidence of a defendant's innocence, as required by law based on a case known as Brady v. Maryland.

The control law based on an input-output linearization technique is useful in order to design a vaccination strategy since the epidemic models in general, and then the SIRS model considered in this paper, are nonlinear systems.

In 2011, Governor John Kasich (one of ALEC's earliest members) signed "The Innovation Schools Act," a law based on an ALEC model bill called, "The Innovation Schools and School Districts Act".

The incident and resulting charges made headline news across the world and spurred criticism of the state's "Stand Your Ground" law, based on an aspect of 18th-century English self-defense common law known as Castle Doctrine, which relies on the adage "A man's home is his castle".

The incident and resulting charges made headline news across the world and spurred criticism of the state's "Stand Your Ground" law, based on an aspect of 18th-century English self-defence common law known as Castle Doctrine, which relies on the adage "A man's home is his castle".

Central to this research is the desire to surpass the so-called "mass density law", 357 which is a scaling law based on an effective medium approach of estimating the transmission attenuation of an effectively "homogeneous" material.