Sentence examples for law relates from inspiring English sources

The Hubble law relates these two quantities (see above Determining astronomical distances).

Kepler's third law relates the orbital period, the separation of the stars, and the sum of their masses.

But this law relates to immigration alone: it does not discriminate between different categories of citizens in Israel or make the rights of non-Jewish Israeli citizens inferior.

Two fundamental laws are applied: that of a French scientist, Pierre Bouguer, which is also known as Lambert's law, relates the amount of light absorbed and the distance it travels through an absorbing medium; and Beer's law relates light absorption and the concentration of the absorbing substance.

As a result, he concluded, because the new law "relates to the provision of emergency contraception and abortion — among the most controversial issues in our public discourse — the risk of discriminatory enforcement is high".

This account of Sharia law relates that, in the early centuries of Islamic jurisprudence, it was conventional for scholars, when called upon to decide a case, to weep and refuse to pass judgment until they were dragged to the bench.

In particular, the law relating to metadata should be changed.

Several experts on law related to nonprofits expressed skepticism about the union's argument.

In a sense, we don't need another review of the law relating to double jeopardy.

How in this country does law relate to the average human being?

LAST month, Gov. George E. Pataki signed into law amendments to the state's Uniform Commercial Code, a law relating to commercial transactions.