Sentence examples for law both in from inspiring English sources

Beginning in the 17th century, developments in property law both in England and on the Continent can be related to developments in speculative jurisprudence.

Assuming the material properties varying with an exponential law both in the thickness and radial directions, axisymmetric bending of two-directional functionally graded circular and annular plates is studied using the semi-analytical numerical method in this paper.

Over the past eighteen years, she has pursued her interest in the cultural and social context of the law both in her scholarship and as a volunteer researcher and Portuguese-English interpreter with US-based law clinics and human rights organizations.

In the case of polymorphism 3199A > G, the genotype distributions for the two alleles (A and G) were in equilibrium under the Hardy Weinberg law both in cases (p = 0.64) and controls (p = 0.44) (with Chi-square test the balance is present if p > 0.05).

They took the latter to task for the abstractness and deductivism allegedly on display in early editions of the Principles of Biomedical Ethics, arguing instead for a case-based, "bottom up" approach to ethics that resembled the Anglo-American common law both in its emphasis upon concrete particulars and in its conception of principles as emerging from our engagement with cases.

This week, Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky ., the incoming majoR-Ky .eader, pledged new vothe to roll back the law both incoming and in part.

The corrected values have been found to be consistent with the conventional laws both in the laminar and in the beginning of the turbulent regime.

A son-in-law and a daughter-in-law both sit in the provincial parliament, which is supposed to oversee the governor's work.

My father-in-law and his father-in-law both went to that school.

We found inverse power-law distributions both in the timing of fly ISIs and in the cox group (Fig. 3b).

Mr Fokas's father-in-law and brother-in-law both died in Skopje.