Sentence examples for declared by law from inspiring English sources

APR levels – which must be declared by law – can reach close to 3,000%, but they argue that such an annualised figure is meaningless for loans repaid within days or a couple of weeks.

The Parliamentary Commissioner has also been asked to look into whether Dr Fox broke Commons rules by allowing Mr Werritty to live rent-free and possibly run a business from a taxpayer-funded flat, and the Electoral Commission is expected to investigate whether Dr Fox was receiving political donations which should have been declared by law.

"These policies have been declared by law to be inadequate because of the standards that are written into the federal regulations.

One of those states, Arizona, declares by law that pregnancy begins up to two weeks before conception -- from the first day of the last menstrual period of the pregnant woman".

Rep. 548, that the nature and legal incidents of land abutting on navigable streams were declared by the law of the state wherein the land was situated.

Remember crofters do have rights and if you are on their croft land, then you have to pay the price as declared by crofting law.

Perhaps Samsung could point out how lame its tablets are, as declared by British law?

Although Memorial Day is said to be first used in the early 1880s, it did not become common until after World War II -- and officially declared by federal law during the Lyndon Johnson administration in the late 1960s.

The cop's peripheral impact, though, is deliberate, as the editorial thrust of Redmond's story is the failure of the "war on drugs" declared by the forces of law.

193. 1 On the other hand, it may hold to the ancient dogma that the law declared by its courts had a Platonic or ideal existence before the act of declaration, in which event the discredited declaration will be viewed as if it had never been, and the reconsidered declaration as law from the beginning.

At a broader level, the court will have to decide whether to follow English law or human rights law as declared by the European court in Strasbourg.