Sentence examples for law designates from inspiring English sources

In Scotland, a new law designates "additional support needs" as the right term.Sometimes labels are a source of pride.

Connecticut law designates local police departments, or first selectmen's offices in towns without a police force, as the place where residents must first submit a gun-permit application before it is considered by the State Police.

The law designates English as the town's official written and spoken language, "to be used in all official meetings and business conducted by the elected officials and their appointees".

The planned demonstration here in the capital is scheduled to last only three hours and will remain in the public square that Cambodian law designates as a protest area.

In this architecture, the performance-based adaptive control law designates candidate controllers based on performance considerations, while the SO supervises this selection based upon online robust stability considerations.

For a person to be legally responsible for causing harm to another requires, apart from a number of conditions relating to jurisdiction, procedure and proof, that the conduct should be of the sort that the law designates as unlawful (e.g. negligent driving) or as a potential source of liability (e.g. keeping a dangerous animal).

Under US law, designated "treaties" need Senate approval.

In the absence of a clear law designating Augustus's successor as emperor, all three boys were trained accordingly.

On July 22 , 1969 Franco presented to the Cortes (parliament) a law designating Juan Carlos the future king of Spain.

In December, the brewers' union applied to have the Reinheitsgebot, or purity law, designated a Unesco world treasure.

All the Landmarks Commission has to do is exercise its responsibility under the regulations and look at the case law designated for New York interiors.