Sentence examples for pertinent laws from inspiring English sources

Close readers of this article may have gathered that some of the pertinent laws were mostly honored in the breach to begin with, and that is indeed the case (I had no trouble obtaining alcohol at 14), but when the drinking age rose to 21 in the mid-'80s, with concomitantly tougher enforcement, the handwriting was on the wall.

Sustainable development and scientific management of marine sand resources in the Pearl River estuary waters must strengthen legal system construction, work out scientific exploitation planning, strengthen environmental impact research, and strictly enforce pertinent laws.

Within the Hydrogen Highway Initiative section is information on pertinent laws passed by the state.

For example, receptor diffusion could be allowed, or receptors could be set in clusters whose size is drawn from pertinent distribution laws, such as normal, exponential or power laws.

We therefore expect that it will be the acoustic properties, and not the 'content' properties that figure in the pertinent explanatory laws.

Indeed, the pertinent balance laws are obtained through the action of the standard operators of vector calculus (grad, curl and div) on appropriate forms of the Hamiltonian of the system under consideration.

A straightforward application of just the most pertinent U.S. laws yields a fine of $192 billion.

In a memo to superiors on July 25 , 1988 a deputy attorney general, Meredith A. Cote, wrote that the clear principle that "emerges from pertinent case law is that the stop and/or seizure of an individual by law enforcement officers solely on the basis of drug-courier profile factors is unconstitutional.

We can take the infrasound record to estimate the energy of the meteor using the pertinent scaling law that was developed for US nuclear tests (Revelle 1997).

One source said the main area of law pertinent to the police investigation was section 79 of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000, which concerns criminal liability of directors.

Logical empiricists were admirably clear about what they wanted and about what had to be done to achieve it, but the project of providing the pertinent analysis of laws of nature remained an open problem for them.