Her practice includes the representation of law firms in cases alleging malpractice and fraud, as well as the representation of institutions and individuals involved in criminal, regulatory, and internal investigations.
The representation of law in Sophocles's Oedipus Rex.
Historians have approached the scholarly genre of "law and literature as a means to mine works of literature for images, descriptions, and representations of law and legal events in historical (or historical-analogical) contexts.
According to Kant, a free will is the "ability to control how [one] behaves in conformity with the representation of certain laws" (GMM, p. 28).
The piecewise power-law representation of the rate laws for G6PD and GSR allowed us to define the design space for the NADPH redox cycle.
Gabor Rona, international legal director for the non-profit Human Rights First, said the family isn't giving an accurate representation of international law.
You could also use traditional logic programming / expert system languages like Prolog or CLIPS, which are extremely powerful but which do not allow for isomorphic representation of the law.
Representation, rule of law, and separation of powers these concepts are central to the American system of constitutional government.
For the implementation of the PFPA, there needs to be good governance, good history of policy implementation, strong pastoralist representation, rule of law, ethnic tolerance, etc., but these ideal conditions are not tenable in Nigeria, as in most African states.
This paper initiates a basic study of stable social laws; in particular, it discusses the stability benefits one obtains from using social laws rather than simple conventions, the existence of stable social laws under various assumptions, the computation of stable social laws, and the representation of stable social laws in a graph-theoretic framework.
It is, then, the task of the "mechanics of the spirit [Geist]" to calculate the laws of the temporal succession of representations, the laws of motion according to which representations rise and fall (SW IV: 372; cf. Boudewijnse, et al. 1999: 182; Weiss 1928: 84).
