Sentence examples for consists of laws from inspiring English sources
The regulative structures of the institutional theory profile consists of laws, regulations, rules and policies which promote a certain type of behavior and restrict others (Vecian and Urbano 2008).
We have a well established War Crimes Community Involvement Panel that consists of law enforcement, NGOs and others which has been cited internationally as an example of good practice.
According to Falciani, the Network was a loose confederation of "anti-tax-evasion crusaders," consisting of law-enforcement officers, lawyers, and spies.
The John Jovino gun shop in Little Italy is New York City's oldest gun retailer and one of the more reputable ones, with a clientele often consisting of law enforcement professionals.
In civil-law countries, company law consists of statute law; in common-law countries it consists partly of the ordinary rules of common law and equity and partly statute law.
Ethics "consists of the laws of social existence" writes Watsuji (Watsuji 1996, 11).
Teacher tenure is a specific application of employment protection legislation (EPL) which consists of the laws and regulations that govern the hiring and firing of workers.
This category consists of policies, laws and payments in the healthcare system that affect the behavior of healthcare providers.
The general theory of relativity consists of a law to the effect that the four-dimensional geometry of space-time and the four-dimensional distribution of mass and energy within space-time must together amount to a solution to the Einstein field equations.
It more or less consists of the law student pouring a bleach solution "30 times more concentrated than the mixture used by housewives when doing the laundry" between the legs of 70 unsuspecting male passengers on the St Petersburg metro.
The USPS has a government-awarded monopoly, and - I don't remember the exact numbers - but the monopoly basically consists of a law that nobody else can deliver a letter under 12 (ish) ounces for less than 12 ish) times the cost of a postage stamp.
