Sentence examples for product law from inspiring English sources
Few managing partners know their firm's profit per billable hour, even though that is the main product law firms sell.
These measures come on top of a cut in social charges of as much as 8%, taking a slice off France's notoriously high tax wedge on employment (see chart 3).Mr Macron claims that all this adds up to "60% of what Schröder did on the labour market, and [referring to his product law] more than the Germans did on liberalising goods-and-services markets".
In Section 3, we use the Littlewood-Paley analysis technique to derive some linear estimates and a useful product law.
We now turn to establish the following product law, which is indispensable for gaining the bilinear estimate in the proof of our main result.
Property 3.2 q-Leibniz product law is d q d q x [ g ( x ) f ( x ) ] = g ( q x ) d q d q x f ( x ) + f ( x ) d q d q x g ( x ).
With industry being deeply engaged in this field from the very beginning a huge variety of products was launched over the years and was approved due to simple administrative procedures (US: 510K; Germany/EU: medical product law and device regulation).
WASHINGTON — Responding to a wave of defective toys and other goods, the Senate approved a measure on Thursday to overhaul the country's consumer product laws and strengthen the beleaguered safety agency that oversees the marketplace.
The Bush administration dislikes a provision in the Senate bill that would give state prosecutors greater authority to enforce consumer product laws and would provide compensation to industry whistle-blowers.
New chemical and product laws in the European Union have opened an opportunity for chemicals policy reform in the United States.
Wyeth argued that pleasing the Vermont jury's idea of consumer-product law would have put the drug maker in an impossible position.
This claim fits into the framework of the Italian national regulations that support the use of local products (law no. 3 of 22 January 2010, rules to orient and support the consumption of farm products of regional origin).
