Sentence examples for law classifies from inspiring English sources
The health care law classifies insurance into several categories, based on the generosity of coverage.
Thai law classifies dinosaur bones as property of the state, though those who discover them are supposed to be compensated.
State law classifies any sexual intercourse between inmate and prisoner as rape, on the ground that an inmate is not free to give consent.
[Crain's ] A new state law classifies fashion models under the age of 18 as "child performers," limiting the hours and times they can work.
My message is straightforward: workers deserve a level playing field and some basic protections, no matter who they work for, where they work, or how the law classifies them.
The law classifies violation of the statute as a "Class III felony" carrying a prison term of up to 20 years, and a fine of up to $25,000.
In 1982 a law classified them as stateless.
The United States Supreme Court ruled last month that a federal law classifying marijuana as an illegal drug had no exception for medical uses.
Mr. Wyden has long denounced the idea of "secret law" — classified memorandums and rulings about the meaning of surveillance law developed by executive branch officials and the FISA Court.
She added, "I would try to get the law classified not under noise but under health and safety, because you can't enforce a decibel-level law you just can't".
As Kennedy traces in his book, "until 1910 Virginia law classified as white anyone who was no more than one-quarter black; after 1910 the allowable fraction was reduced to one-sixteenth".
