Sentence examples for law correspond from inspiring English sources

"The practice in Bavaria and the federal rules set out in law correspond in substance with the process in Switzerland," he added.

The legislative changes are then discussed in light of a wider socio-political context: First, by pointing out how changes in nationality law correspond to the divergent approaches to integration policy that have been taken by Sweden, Denmark and Norway during recent years.

The law "corresponds with what the international community said was important," said Nicholas Haysom, a senior United Nations official in Afghanistan.

It is written that the Akulov law corresponds to the magnetic saturation for poly-crystals and nanoparticles without exchange interaction between them.

The position of the load is then changed to demonstrate that the NNCM has been adequately trained to be able to perform analysis of any boundary value problem in which the material law corresponds to the trained NNCM.

Considering N=ξ=MTx implies that the condition in the channel law corresponds to the exact channel outputs (mathbf {y}^{k-1}_{k-N}), whose time instances match to the noise samples (mathbf {n}^{k-1}_{k-xi }) which influence the current output y k, cf. (4).

51 The rule of law corresponds roughly to the idea that a society both possesses and observes formal codes or norms that effectively constrain individual, institutional and governmental behaviour.

These laws correspond to God's general will, in contradistinction to particular expressions of God's will: miracles and other occasional acts of divine intervention.

Rather, the possibility of God's existence — and with it, the possibility that moral laws no less than physical laws correspond to an actual reality, or Reality — is what makes those problems genuinely meaningful and interesting (as opposed to just innings in an "ethics game") and lends the project of moral reasoning its coherence.

The occurrence of such scaling laws can be explained using a simple theoretical model, and this model suggests that the exponents of the observed scaling laws correspond to universal constants of the evolutionary process.

In both cases (i) and (ii), the rising slopes of the modes I and II traction-separation laws corresponded to the compliance of the system.