The phrase "a law that includes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific law that encompasses certain provisions or elements within its text.
Example: "The new environmental regulation is a law that includes strict penalties for companies that violate pollution standards."
Alternatives: "a statute that encompasses" or "a regulation that contains".
He seemed to regard this year's Medicare bill as another victory for cost controls, a peculiar stance for a law that includes a new entitlement priced at more than $50 billion a year.
But the lower house of parliament has just finished discussing a law that includes ill-defined bans on "discussion that would ridicule, offend or defame an individual" and, more vaguely still, on anything that has an impact on "the manners and psychology of people, especially children".
… We support a law that includes incentives for companies to go above and beyond whatever the law requires".
Alabama recently passed a law that included a requirement for schools to ascertain the legal status of their students; even though that part of the statute was suspended, pending court review, enrollment of Latino children in public schools plummeted.
The minister's caution may be understandable in light of a law that included a hefty fine — about two-thirds of a minister's salary for the year, according to the historian James Hugo Johnston — for a clergyman who married a Negro and a white person.
Mitt Romney (R) enacted a law that included an individual mandate in 2006, Massachusetts and other states put in place insurance regulations similar to Obama's law, Gruber said.
Based on these results, a damage law that includes time-dependent behaviour is proposed for describing the thermo-hydro-chemical process, which can be implemented in the Particle Flow Code (PFC).
These are "captive users" with no alternative, says Zureiqat, who is part of the team behind a proposed new law that includes subsidising public transport to facilitate a regular and reliable service.
Last month, the Egyptian government passed a sweeping anti-terrorism law that includes a $33,860 $84,600 CAD fine for journalists whose reports on terrorism, militant attacks, and security operations don't align with that of the military's official statements.
Uber says it will pull out of Denmark next month, on April 18, blaming a new taxi law that includes requirements such as mandatory fare meters and seat sensors.
As an intellectual property lawyer, he polices an area of law that includes logos and trademarks, the rights to song lyrics and even the design of toys like the Barbie doll.
