Sentence examples for satisfactory law from inspiring English sources

But it is not a very satisfactory law from the view of defendants who are mentally retarded, Mr. Siemon said, because it requires them to prove their retardation beyond a reasonable doubt.

There will be no perfect answer indeed during the last debate on the bill the home secretary offered champagne to anyone who could come up with a satisfactory law on all this.

Privately, Birkett believed that "there will never be a satisfactory law in England about obscenity.

Nevertheless, no satisfactory 'mixing laws' predicting the mixture behavior are currently available and the composition variable to be considered for such models greatly depend on the safety parameters which have to be determined: from volume ratios for some thermal exchanges and ignition phenomena, to surface proportions for some heterogeneous reactions and molar contents for chemical reactions.

If a state can't or won't submit a satisfactory plan, then the law requires EPA to curb those plants' emissions directly through a federal plan.

And although he has described 1070 as flawed, he now casts himself as a staunch defender of Arizona's right to enact it; last week his campaign said he finds the law "satisfactory".

Shall we see student power having a real say in whether their courses are satisfactory, their lecturers law-abiding, sober and helpful, and their economics course sufficiently respectful of K Marx?

By optimizing the parameters of the passive suspension and those of the semi-active control laws, satisfactory improvement of the comfort can be achieved.

This neural identifier and control law allow satisfactory trajectory tracking for general nonlinear systems.

The simulation results show that the proposed design technique was able to generate a missile guidance law with satisfactory performance with the existence of noisy measurements.

Arizona, however, adopted a state law requiring "satisfactory proof" of U.S. citizenship to register, such as a birth certificate, U.S. passport, or state driver's license that shows citizenship.