Sentence examples for law devotes from inspiring English sources

Given recent scandals in Washington, it might sound superfluous, but the stimulus law devotes $200 million to the federal LUST program.

The leading treatise on U.S. administrative law devotes many chapters to such procedural topics as rule making, requirement of opportunity to cross-examine and rebut, adjudication procedure, examiners, bias, evidence, official notice, findings, reasons, and opinions.

With several cabinet secretaries in tow, he held a town-hall-style meeting at the factory, where he praised the company as "an example of the future" and said that it stood to get more orders for its hybrid electric buses thanks to the $8.4 billion that the stimulus law devotes to mass transit.

Beloved wife of Albert, daughter of Henry and Shirley Goodman, loving mother of Janet and Diana, dear sister of Phyllis, cherished aunt, caring sister in law, devoted friend.

But with a thousand-year history and volumes of church law devoted to its intricacies, it is one of the most complicated to explain.

Loving brother and brother-in-law, devoted uncle, loyal friend.

Caring sister-in-law, devoted and loving aunt to her nieces and nephews.

Dear Sweet Rene, my loving wife, cherished mother, adoring grandmother, charming mother-in-law, devoted sister.

We mourn the passing of our beloved brother-in-law, devoted husband of Ashley, loving uncle of Diane, Suzanne, Masha and Jake.

FOLKS who believe that Suffolk County already has enough laws to rein in its citizenry — there are 180 sections of the county charter and laws devoted to local or regulatory laws, and another 110 sections that spell out pesky rules and regulations — may be unenthused to learn that their county executive, Steve Levy, is now hawking a program that encourages county residents to dream up more.

The Supreme Court, which is expected to rule on the health care law this month, devoted more than an hour of argument to the Medicaid provision.