Sentence examples for the model laws from inspiring English sources

These are free from the constraints of the model laws so that, depending on the quality of the FE model, any number of mode shapes can be accurately captured, which would be extremely difficult to achieve in a fully aeroelastic 3D model test.

The Commissioner has enforcement powers under the Model Law.

Capitalized terms used and not defined herein have the meanings set forth in the Model Law.

Annually, each insurer domiciled in the state enacting the Model Law must submit to the chief insurance regulatory official of the state enacting the Model Law (the "Commissioner") a written statement by February 15, certifying that the insurer is in compliance with the Information Security Program requirements set forth in the Model Law.

The drafters of the Model Law specified that they intend that if a Licensee is in compliance with the NYDFS Cybersecurity Regulation, such Licensee is also in compliance with the Model Law.

Additionally, the Model Law includes confidentiality protections to protect certain information that is provided to an insurance regulatory body pursuant to the Model Law or as a result of an investigation or examination pursuant to the Model Law from disclosure requests under applicable state freedom of information, "open records", "sunshine" and other appropriate laws.

The Model Law further provides for oversight by the Licensee's Board of Directors or an appropriate committee thereof.

Moreover, the model law proposed by the psychiatric association includes several other grounds under which patients can be committed against their will, whether they are dangerous or not.

In addition, in both the Model Law and the NYDFS Cybersecurity Regulation, responsibility for an adequate cybersecurity program resides with the company's board.

At the NAIC Summer 2017 National Meeting, the NAIC assured attendees that any insurer in compliance with the NYDFS Cybersecurity Regulation will be in compliance with the Model Law.

The Model Law substantially follows the DFS' approach of requiring a security program based on a risk-assessment appropriate to the size and complexity of the insurance company.