Sentence examples for laws present from inspiring English sources

This paper shows that it is possible to treat the Brazilian river water levels from the multifractal perspective and thereby to have a better understanding of the complex behavior of the scaling laws present within these series.

But it was also a vivid reminder that measures placing obstacles between people seeking to vote and their ability to cast ballots — including cutbacks on early voting, elimination of same-day registration and tough voter ID laws — present dueling visions of democracy.

So philosophy seeks to explain the possibility of experience by identifying and articulating the a priori laws "present" in it.

Mr Corbyn wants to return a number of key industries, including the railways, to public ownership, but says EU competition laws present significant obstacles to that.

As public health officials in Brazil, El Salvador, and other countries tell women to delay pregnancy for up to two years, limited access to affordable contraception, particularly emergency contraception, and strict abortion laws present many women with little recourse.

At issue are the so-called Stand Your Ground laws, present in roughly 30 states, that allow people to use deadly force against an attacker if they believe their life is threatened.

The scaling laws presented are validated with manufacturers' data.

This rush of laws presented to parliament in disguise, with their hidden sleeper clauses, are a disaster for our democracy.

The drug companies deny that their agreements violate the antitrust laws, presenting them as private preliminary settlements between companies engaged in patent disputes.

Proposed climate laws presented to the Senate have encountered fierce opposition and on Tuesday, lawmakers accepted it could not be passed before Copenhagen.

Yvonne Smith Segars, the state public defender, applauded the ruling, saying that the local laws presented sex offenders with a hodgepodge of conflicting rules.