Sentence examples for law estimates from inspiring English sources

The New York City Housing Authority, which is responsible for enforcing the law, estimates that no more than 20percentt, or 80,000, of the city's 419,000 residents in public housing may be required to do community service.

The nonprofit Families USA, which supports the health-care law, estimates that about 9.3 million people between 18 and 34 will qualify for a subsidy to purchase health insurance.

This dampened effect of helmet use was also seen in the overall model (Table 5), where universal law effect estimates were lower than corresponding partial law estimates.

The mess is that more than 100,000 of such plans don't comply with current law, estimates Seymour Goldberg, an attorney in Garden City, N.Y.

For the Boso swarms of about one week, the scaling law estimates the size of the corresponding SSE as Mw 5.8 6.5, which marginally covers the observational values of 6.4– 6.4.

Gordon Moore, who quantified the effect of all those devices with his Moore's Law, estimates that every year "we make transistors amounting to a one followed by 17 zeros.

Opponents of the law estimate that 50,000 people are arrested each year in the state but never convicted.

Experts in environmental law estimate that the Trump administration has now lost about 40 environmental cases in federal courts.

The law, estimated to cut federal taxes by nearly $1.5 trillion, represents the most significant change to U.S. tax policy in over three decades.

In June, the Williams Institute at the University of California, Los Angeles, which studies sexual orientation and the law, estimated that legalizing same-sex ceremonies in the state would result in about $63.8 million in government tax and fee revenue over three years.

But a federal report last year on the overall uninsured population eligible for coverage under the new law estimated that 45percentt had incomes low enough to qualify for financial assistance buying exchange plans.