Much of the cross-examination of the Murdochs was largely designed to locate how high the apparent cover-up of systematic law-breaking went.
On June 5, 1897, the Ancient Temples and Shrines Preservation Law (law number 49) was enacted; it was the first systematic law for the preservation of Japanese historic art and architecture.
Such non-linearities are fundamental to the very existence of cities [6], [7], [9], [11], [13] and are manifested as systematic scaling laws [14] [19] which explicitly show that cities are more than the linear sum of their individual components.
May 5, 1852 Capovalazza, Italy November 18 , 1934Rome, Italy Pietro Gasparri, (born May 5, 1852, Capovalazza de Ussita, Papal States [Italy] died Nov. 18, 1934, Rome, Italy) Italian cardinal who, by appointment of Pope St. Pius X, in 1904 directed the new Code of Canon Law, a systematic arrangement of ecclesiastical law now practiced by the Roman Catholic church.
Pietro Gasparri, (born May 5, 1852, Capovalazza de Ussita, Papal States [Italy] died Nov. 18, 1934, Rome, Italy) Italian cardinal who, by appointment of Pope St. Pius X, in 1904 directed the new Code of Canon Law, a systematic arrangement of ecclesiastical law now practiced by the Roman Catholic church.
(For a systematic discussion of laws in the social sciences, the debate between Kincaid 2004 and Roberts 2004 on whether there are laws in the social sciences is very instructive).
The systematic dismantling of laws that called for regulation also contributed to the current crisis.
This study addresses the systematic changes in laws, regulations, business cultures, and accident responses of organizations on a national level for chemical safety management after a large chemical release accident.
To develop a systematic public health law research approach to defining and measuring the public health implications of state laws, CDC's Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention implemented the Legal Assessment Project.
Because law is systematic (in the respect that the law gives legal institutions authority to identify the law), the courts' decisions determine legal rights and obligations.
