Sentence examples for prototype law from inspiring English sources
Zander first referenced US-style "neighbourhood law firms" as a possible model for prototype law centres in a report for the Society of Labour Lawyers in 1968 called Justice for All.
In many ways Lutheran, a century-old hospital that refurbished a defunct factory to serve as its hub in the 1960s, has been a prototype of the law's new model: coordinating primary and preventive care to improve health outcomes while curbing costs.
When he saw the prototype that Burt and Law had designed, Tian was astonished.
He revolutionized military organization and training; sponsored the Napoleonic Code, the prototype of later civil-law codes; reorganized education; and established the long-lived Concordat with the papacy.
The design of 1 120 model of the prototype bridge based on laws of similitude for dynamic testing is also presented in this paper.
The group writes prototypes of state laws to promote corporate and conservative interests and spreads them from one state capital to another.
Writing prototypes of state laws in those areas could still do a great deal of harm, reducing the power of public and private unions, fighting minimum wage laws and tax increases on the rich, and repealing environmental regulations.
Testing of sub-scale models is still nowadays a valuable design tool, helping engineers to accurately predict the behavior of oversized prototypes through scaling laws applied to the obtained experimental results.
Testing of subscale models is still nowadays a valuable design tool, helping engineers to accurately predict the behavior of oversized prototypes through scaling laws applied to the obtained experimental results.
The buckling loads of the prototype predicted from the scaling laws are then compared with the available theoretical values.
GNRs have also been prototyped as photonics waveguides by Law et al. [6], and recently proposed for thermal phononics to control the reduction of thermal conductivity by Yosevich and Savin [7].
