This implies that the on-axis fatigue behavior of the cross-ply laminate is substantially governed by that of the constituent plies in the laminate.
The above discussion suggests that the households' motivation for adopting coping practices is governed primarily by the degree of possession of elements of socioeconomic asset profile as well as the duration of the consequences of cyclone hazards that are substantially governed by the region's biophysical characteristics.
The maintenance of federalism requires that the nation and its constituent polities each have substantially complete governing institutions of their own, with the right to modify those institutions unilaterally within limits set by the compact.
Syriza, although it governs, is substantially hollowed out as a political force.
The New Jersey Supreme Court noted that while the case was pending on appeal, the University substantially amended its regulations governing solicitation, distribution of literature, and similar activities on University property by those not affiliated with the University.
The outcome could have a significant impact on the scope of prisoners' rights and may substantially affect the policies governing law enforcement's treatment of private property in a variety of contexts.
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 ("SOX") substantially revised the rules governing auditors of public companies, in an effort to counter the auditing weaknesses exposed in the Enron, WorldCom, and similar fiascos.
In this contribution to a symposium on "Fraud and Federalism," I describe problems in present law and offer relatively uncontroversial reform measures that could substantially improve the law governing sentencing of financial reporting fraud.
Mortgages, pledges, and pawns are a generic species of the lien to the extent that they create creditor interests in property, although the law governing these differs substantially from that which applies to the lien.
Such a document "certifies that the building is substantially in compliance with rules governing its construction," he said, "and even if workmanship in a building may not be superb and you get those kinds of issues, the building might still be in compliance".
That new standard, which goes beyond the laws and regulations that have traditionally governed disaster relief efforts, substantially raised the burden of proof on jobless workers trying to qualify.
