This led to the spreading law prefactor for the unidirectional spreading case.
Recent administrations have had some success in using international deals to enforce or reinforce American norms in other areas, both in spreading laws against corporate bribery to other rich-country members of the OECD and in spreading money-laundering laws through the Financial Action Task Force associated with the OECD.
The results yield the spreading laws and the velocity and oil-thickness profiles.
In addition, the constant-volume-based approximate spreading-law formula is compared with the results obtained theoretically in this study.
A similarity solution is developed, and the spreading laws and the velocity and oil thickness profiles are determined, providing a theoretical basis which can be used to test different leading-edge boundary conditions proposed in the literature.
Sorensen's article on ALEC focuses on "what exactly the 39-year-old organization does, why it matters and how its role in spreading laws -- governing everything from voter ID requirements to anti-illegal-immigration efforts -- came to be a problem for some of America's foremost corporate citizens".
In part because Stoicism played a key role in its formation and spread, Roman law similarly allowed for the existence of a natural law and with it pursuant to the jus gentium ("law of nations")—certain universal rights that extended beyond the rights of citizenship.
We must strengthen and spread the Law of the Sea, as well as the exemplary other ocean, forestry and biodiversity laws from Palau, Rwanda and Costa Rica, which we have honoured with the Future Policy Award.
Between the thirteenth century and the nineteenth, the fact spread from law outward to science, history, and journalism.
The elusive nineteenth-century "bourgeois" revolution, then, was less about an amorphous class than about the spread of law and new civic institutions.
