Sentence examples for unification of laws from inspiring English sources

And it is indeed abduction that makes scientific and technological thought progress, conveyed forward on the one hand by the progressive incorporation of new, unsuspected facts that therefore stimulate the invention of new hypotheses able to explain them and, on the other, by an axiomatic unification of laws, implemented by what are called the great simple ideas.

In no other branch of international trade have the efforts at unification of law been more successful than in that of letters of credit.

Einstein never made his peace with quantum weirdness, but modern science has accepted it as a basic aspect of reality and of modern technology, and modern physicists, Einstein's children, have made it their quest to combine general relativity with quantum theory in a unification of all laws, which was Einstein's dream for the last 30 years of his life.

The second convention was the 1995 UNIDROIT International Institutee for the Unification of Private Law) Convention on Stolen or Illegally Exported Cultural Objects.

In view of the great volume of international trade, attempts at unification of sales law have been undertaken for many years.

For Whewell, the paradigm case of such "consilience" was the successful unification of Kepler's laws and Galileo's laws by means of Newton's theory.

His rule uncontested, Casimir presided over a process of unification and codification of laws in the mid-14th century for Great and Little Poland that is often called the Statute of Wiślica.

From a practical point of view, the Civil Code achieved the unification of French civil law.

The unification of the criminal law took place almost simultaneously with the political unification of the country, which occurred in 1871.

The movement for uniformity culminated in the signing in 1924 of the International Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules of Law Relating to Bills of Lading.

C. 50 - c. 149 Gamaliel II, also called Gamaliel Of Jabneh (flourished 2nd century ad) nasi (president) of the Sanhedrin, at that time the supreme Jewish legislative body, in Jabneh, whose greatest achievement was the unification of the important Jewish laws and rituals in a time of external oppression by Rome and internecine quarrels.