Sentence examples for designated law from inspiring English sources

The bill decreed that, with certain exceptions, "A Federal official shall not engage in a designated law enforcement action in a State except pursuant to a valid written permission to do so, received from the appropriate local or State official before the action commences".

Designated law firms would provide hands-on training in different legal areas: corporate, criminal, family law and so on.

Land that has been designated in law as a village green can't be developed.

There are 163 state secondary schools in England designated by law as able to select on entry to year 7.

The judge has dismissed the defence argument that the church wasn't an actual cathedral as designated by law.

"Where we are standing is the heart of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty designated by law, unless the government dictates that they can completely destroy it.

Its budget is also more hogtied than any other state, with 87percentt of public money designated by law for specific programs, compared to a nationwide average of 22percentt.

He can decide to recommend that all, none or part of the Rumney Recreation Ground be designated in law as a village green.

The great majority of the state's municipalities (designated by law as cities regardless of size) have mayor-council governments; about one-sixth of cities have home rule charters.

"Trademark owners have designated outside law firms as the front line of defense," Barry says.

As an institution, designated by law, IQWiG supports the GBA with providing independent, evidence-based expert reports.