The phrase "a law under which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific legal framework or regulation that governs a particular situation or action.
Example: "The company operates under a law under which all employees must receive equal pay for equal work."
Alternatives: "a law that governs" or "a statute that regulates".
26], is preparing a law under which attendance at non-denominational state schools would be compulsory for all German children.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg proposed a law under which owners of some residential buildings would have to disclose if and where smoking is permitted on the premises.
How can we celebrate the "success" of a law under which more than 40percentt of college students have engaged in binge drinking, according to a recent study?
She says the Thorsches are blocked by a law under which only Czech citizens can qualify for restitution of businesses or homes.
She says the Thorsches are blocked by a law under which only Czech citizens can qualify for restitution for businesses or homes.
Last year, French lawmakers approved a law under which illegal file sharers who ignore two written warnings to stop could face the loss of their Internet connection, though the law is not yet being applied.
State officials said they would ask a judge on Friday to invoke a state law under which a convicted official can be removed from office.
Forty years ago, the Supreme Court struck down a New York law under which a film version of "Lady Chatterley's Lover" was banned.
A key provision of a New York State law under which repeat offenders can be sentenced more harshly is unconstitutional because the longer prison terms are based on findings by judges, not juries, a federal appeals court ruled on Wednesday.
In contrast, the FIT is a pricing law, under which producers of RE are paid a set rate for their electricity, usually differentiated according to the technology used and the size of the installation.
Florida recently modified a similar law, under which some companies are earning regulated profits on nuclear plants they have not even begun to build.
