Sentence examples for law name from inspiring English sources

The exponent would be −2/3 if the left side of equation (2) were the angular speed, hence the "two-thirds power law" name.

Then, in 2005, a letter surfaced in which Mr. Law named 508 Park as the site.

His primary tactic has been to push for a law named for his deceased lawyer.

In 1981, France passed the Lang Law, named for then-Minister of Culture Jack Lang.

New York Senator Charles Schumer recently introduced "Andrew's Law," named for Andrew Prior.

Linus's Law (named after Linus Torvalds of Linux fame) states that "given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow".

A law named after an individual, for whom the entire country came together, will obviously be much more effective.

Fifteen months ago, Congress passed the law, named after its chief Senate sponsors, John McCain, Republican of Arizona and Russell D. Feingold, Democrat of Wisconsin.

Enthusiasts for the network economy like to invoke "Metcalfe's law," named after the inventor of the Ethernet.

A law named for the victim, Kendra Webdale, allows courts to compel the mentally ill to submit to treatment.

A reasonably accurate rule for determing the incidence of plural births among human beings is Hellin's Law, named after the Frenchman who propounded it, in 1895.