Sentence examples for law designation from inspiring English sources

Specialty hospitals are designated every 3 years under Act 3, Clause 5 of Korean medical law: "Designation and Evaluation of Specialty Hospitals".

He is listed in the S.C. Super Lawyers publication under the Family Law designation.

Law schools don't require any specific major, or a "pre-law" designation.

For example, the Hudson Valley is one of only two regions in New York containing Scenic Areas of Statewide Significance under state and federal coastal management law--designations that reflect the historic and visual importance of these resources and provide regulatory protections for them.

Its contents are the primary basis for the formulation of Islamic law and the designation of conduct by Muslims, both as individuals and as a community.

The designation law, however, allows Mrs. Clinton to keep the label for a group that "retains the capability and intent to engage in terrorist activity or terrorism".

By law, an A.V.A. designation on a wine label means that 85percentt of the grapes used to make that wine came from that viticultural area.

Under that law, the presidential designation first puts the ball in Nevada's court, but the Nevada governor, Kenny Guinn, immediately issued a statement saying he would object.

Sixteen presidents have used the law to designate 157 monuments; however, no president has ever tried to revoke a designation.

After a previous round of legal revisions in 2007, for example, prosecutors refused to allow lawyers to meet with clients accused of violating state-secrets laws, a hazy designation that is often used against dissidents.

The designation "laws of motion" had been used in the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society in the late 1660s for principles governing motion under impact put forward by Christopher Wren, John Wallis, and Christiaan Huygens.