Sentence examples for law assigned from inspiring English sources

D'Antonio begins in 1984, with the Rev. Thomas Doyle, an expert in canon law assigned to the Vatican's embassy in Washington.

The law assigned land for a lease of three years with the ability to purchase title for the freedmen.

In 2009, the HPST law assigned a central role to the regional health agency (ARS) to improve the continuity of care in a given health territory in France [ 4].

11 Therefore, the Dutch government by law assigned seven tertiary hospitals to carry out interhospital transports of critically ill adult patients by a mobile intensive care unit (MICU) daily, from 07:00 until 23:00.

One reason was that the law assigns the task of criminal law enforcement to local authorities, not to the federal government.

They argue, for example, that when the law assigns the Department of Health and Human Services as a fallback to "establish and operate such exchange within the state" if the state does not do so itself, it implies that a federally established exchange "is the 'required exchange' referenced earlier in the same sentence".

The law assigns the legal burden of proof between parties to a dispute.

This is the idea that if making deals in the marketplace costs nothing, it won't matter how the law assigns liability.

In critical conditions, a hybrid feedback law assigns higher priority to some states to improve the tracking.

Traditional fixed-income investors such as U. S. pension funds and life insurance companies may, by law, assign only a small fraction of their portfolios to below- investment-grade securities.

As mentioned, the law on smoking in pubs and restaurants was introduced on the first of June 2004, and the dummy variable for the smoke-free law was assigned a value of 1 for the period after the law was introduced.