Sentence examples for a complementary law from inspiring English sources

A complementary law now taxes profits made by publish ers on the same scale as in come from other business en terprises.

(A complementary law eliminates sales tax on healthy foods with a special emphasis on cultural foods). What happens to the $3.5 million generated so far?

Recently, a complementary Law (No 778/2012) was passed giving municipal authorities the jurisdiction to pull down illegal construction that does not comply with land use controls as a measure towards preventing risky neighborhoods.

When the linear velocity of unicycles is close to zero, a complementary control law is enabled momentarily to avoid singularities.

To avoid such a singularity, a complementary control law is enabled when the linear velocity of each robot is close to zero.

The Complementary Law n. 155 introduced a new kind of contract, the angel investment agreement (contrato de participação de investimento-anjo), whose adoption by the market was limited, due to both its complexity and the lack of tax incentives associated with it.

The complementary law, PLC 227, would see exceptions added to the "Native Indians Law" that makes indigenous land exclusive to Indian ethnicities.

The group is also calling on the government to extend and expand the large-scale element of the renewable energy target scheme beyond 2020 and introduce economy-wide complementary laws, such as a carbon price, to make companies pay for their pollution.

It also said that a complementary measure to the law would be put in place so that a portion of the competitive grants would be reallocated to research labs under the form of recurrent lump sums to better support fundamental research.

In keeping with Congress' decision not to pre-empt common-law tort suits, it appears that the FDA traditionally regarded state law as a complementary form of drug regulation.

A complementary directive (EC 2008) transfers European law into national law and designates the procedure for assessing the need for critical infrastructure protection.