Sentence examples for established by laws from inspiring English sources

Rather, Section 5 provides a safe harbor for states to select electors in contested elections "by judicial or other methods" established by laws prior to the Election Day.

The first official use of "entitlements" in its current sense came during the Nixon Administration, when the 1974 budget act defined it as "payments to persons or governments who meet the requirements established by laws".

The justifications for such actions have everything to do with the principles that would be established by laws banning abortions after 20 weeks.

Certain programs have unique compliance requirements—established by laws, regulations, and contract or grant agreements that do not fit into the requirements listed above.

Kyphosis was measured using the murine kyphotic index (KI) as established by Laws and Hoey [5].

"I don't know if the rent increases are established by law," he said.

Their salary is established by law, and they qualify for a pension.

Secondly, we compare the marginal costs of different cargoes with their price caps established by law.

This was the price set, as established by law, by an appraisal of the county's General Service Administration.

The size and fitting of lifeboats are established by law, as is the number a ship must carry.

The conversion factor for calculating the value of the single check was established by law in 2006.