Sentence examples for inserted in the law from inspiring English sources
Last Wednesday a clause was inserted in the law asserting that the beneficiaries of the bill were victims of "armed conflict".
"Anti-seismic requirements must be inserted in the laws of the country to make our homes safe, just as it's compulsory for a car to have brakes that work".
Democrats knew this and approved it by inserting in the law open-ended wording that permitted legalized spying on anyone outside the U.S. who intelligence agencies "reasonably believed" to possess foreign intelligence information The law deliberately made no distinction about exactly who the target could be.
The flash point in the law is a provision inserted in the draft last December by member governments.
How The Internet Reacted To Indiana's Religious Freedom Law http://t.co/DjLeJ5vQX2 pic.twitter.com/zFtNDzAYMR Mr Pence has defended the freedoms granted in the bill, but did say he would support anti-discrimination language to be inserted into the law.
Yet irrational statutory constraints on ATF's enforcement authority, inserted in federal law during the Reagan years at the behest of the gun lobby, handcuff the Bureau in taking on corrupt dealers.
And they will not be subject to the collective action clause, which is only inserted in Greek law bonds.
Yet he was responsible for a political act he came to regret - the so-called Gregory Clause, an amendment inserted in a Poor Law Bill enacted by the Westminster Parliament in 1847.
