Sentence examples for constituted law from inspiring English sources
The answer appeared to depend on whether the justices saw the case through the prism of criminal law or of public health: whether the tests and arrests constituted law enforcement in the service of medical care or doctors serving as agents of the police.
Under Duda's proposal, appointments to the KRS would require a three-fifths majority in parliament, rather than a simple majority as contained in the present legislation, meaning that as parliament is presently constituted, Law and Justice would not be able to appoint judges by itself.
The law, he said, is a "duly constituted law" that was passed by a democratically elected Congress.
He caned us for any minor infringement of his insanely constituted law-system: talking after lights out, lateness, poor school work – they were all excuses.
Only the latter category of duties, which constitutes law in the Western sense, is described here.
In many European countries, the economy of the forest is regulated by law; but here, where public opinion determines, or rather in practice constitutes law, we can only appeal to an enlightened self-interest to introduce the reforms, check the abuses, and preserve us from an increase of the evils I have mentioned.
Still, the ruling does not constitute law, and neither Uber nor Lyft were parties in the case.
For Austin's sovereign is supposed to be a determinate individual or group of individuals whose commands to the bulk of the population constitute law.
But 18 months after IJ filed a FOIA request, CBP refused to provide the records and denied an appeal, claiming that processing and redacting records "would take, at a minimum, 96 years". The agency also claimed that its forfeiture records "constitute law enforcement techniques and procedures" completely exempt from public disclosure laws.
In the case of the Jewish people, the revealed Law of the Scripture constituted the Law of Israel.
In the alternative, Empire asserted that the Plan itself constituted federal law.
