In this respect, the chiliastic practice rejects, in some of its variants, state laws as well as the institutions of private property and family.
She demonstrates the enormous impact of local zoning laws, variant tax bases and simple prejudice in creating a suburban metropolis still rigidly segregated by class and race.
Legal aid in England and Wales costs vastly more than other common law variants – twice as much per head as New Zealand's system for example.
For no reason other than to push your buttons, some variant of the laws of physics is applied to the game, so the faster the unicorn runs, the further it jumps.
Labour candidate Sadiq Khan said he was "strongly in favour of adopting a variant of the Idaho Law", while his Conservative opponent Zac Goldsmith said he was "interested in the idea … [which is] worth exploring".
The tendency to avoid such words has been described by the Yale linguist Larry Horn as a variant of Gresham's Law (bad money driving out good), in which an offensive word drives out an inoffensive word that sounds like it -- verbal guilt by association.
First, we design a time variant sliding mode control law for the convergence of the tracking error to zero.
In an effort to discourage pad-play and encourage leg spin bowling, a new variant of the lbw law was introduced, initially in Australia and the West Indies in the 1969 70 season, then in England for 1970.
In a sense, the Achaemenian Persians passed on a concept of empire that, much modified by others, has remained something of a model of how it is possible for diverse peoples with variant customs, languages, religions, laws, and economic systems to flourish with mutual profit under a central government.
In a second technique, a time-variant, adaptive feedback control law is suggested as an alternative means to optimally control the treated process.
