Nevertheless, the challenge remains to use and translate laws and policies effectively to deliver equitable and lasting results for children.
The site is sponsored by a Georgia lemon car lawyer, T. Michael Flinn, who translates applicable laws and gives the consumer viable strategies to pursue.
Cel Damage, as Pseudo's vehicular combat game is called, is the result of six years of work on software that translates the laws of physics gravity, acceleration, mass, density into the fast-paced capers of animated maniacs.
This is ahead of the government's publication of the repeal bill on Thursday – the controversial legislation that will translate European law into British law to avoid a vacuum the day after Brexit actually happens (if it ever does).
And until such answers begin to be translated into laws, two things are certain to keep growing: the prosperity of rich Americans, and the suffering of the poor.
The theory about the treaty on the disabled is that the bit about "best interests of the child" could be translated into laws prohibiting disabled children from being home-schooled.
Emerson approvingly quoted Swedenborg's, "The visible world and the relation of its parts, is the dial plate of the invisible", and asserted, "The axioms of physics translate the laws of ethics".
Consider in particular Saadya's important discussion of a class of Biblical precepts, often translated as "laws of revelation".
Having women in leadership, ought to translate to laws, policies, programmes and practices that takes into account their daily experiences.
The president's budget, however, is more an overview of White House priorities than it is a document that translates into law.
