Sentence examples for defined in laws from inspiring English sources

In contrast to Belgium, where roles and responsibilities were clearly defined in laws that have restructured the oncological field, such clarity of role definition has not been a major focus in restructuring the German oncological field in community settings [ 36, 37].

But, the administration said, that price is "not defined in law or regulation".

Hearsay evidence is defined in law as "a statement not made in oral evidence" during the court proceedings.

And how will that be defined in law to help the fight against tax evasion and corruption?

"It is the result of the fact that torture is poorly defined in law, immunity is granted, there are few legal safeguards and there is no independent oversight".

On the other was the reality that humans defined in law as property provided the labor that generated the profits on which many of the Colonies depended.

Open stone pits in Hatay area in the scope of Group 1st, 2nd and 4th as defined in law and environmental problems arising in relation to these are covered in this study.

Once Judge CARDOZO recognized that the defendant was guilty of a "negligent omission," he admitted that the defendant had committed a breach of duty since negligence is defined in law as a breach of duty.

This stratum, from the mid-2nd century defined in law as "the more honourable," honestiores, was minutely subdivided into degrees of dignity, the degrees being well advertised and jealously asserted; the entire stratum, however, was entitled to receive specially tender treatment in the courts.

"After the participants and viewers vote on what they think is right an expert barrister explains the outcomes and proper legal position to both the participants and the audience at home so they can fully understand how consent is actually defined in law".

Thus, the court concluded that "CSS protection can no longer be held 'effective' as defined in law".