If law is a system of enforceable rules governing social relations and legislated by a political system, it might seem obvious that law is connected to ideology.
One of the most important problems for performing a good design of the spacecraft attitude control law is connected to its robustness when some uncertainty parameters are present on the inertial and/or on the elastic characteristics of a satellite.
Her brother worked at a law firm connected to the Russian investigation ― cleverly covering his tracks by leaving 12 years before the probe commenced.
Writer states an informal set of laws of ecology: 1st law--everything is connected to everything else; 2nd law--everything must go somewhere, or matter is indestructible; 3rd law--any major man-made change in a natural system is likely to be detrimental to that system; 4th law--there is no such thing as a free lunch.
So whether your brother-in-law is biologically connected to his girls or simply the man they know as their father who cares for them every day of their lives is simply a detail, rather than of urgent relevance.
The authorities have not indicated that Mr. Wetmore, a Loyola law student, was connected to the incident at Ms. Landrieu's office, but he has nonetheless played a vital role in Mr. O'Keefe's career, as well as that of Mr. Basel and other activists.
King called Trump a friend and noted they share a "common cause" — the rule of law, which King connected to securing the border.
But the Department failed to correct the other big problem -- that the monitor law firm was connected to the same deceitful college that it is supposed to prevent Zenith from emulating.
In other words, some disputes have legal meanings and the values required in a trial, and can be solved by courts, whereas other disputes (such as emotional issues) are separate from legal relationships and cannot be connected to laws.
