Sentence examples for law officially from inspiring English sources

For some people the law officially upholds the right to request a flexible working agreement.

Ms. Ahearn, 37, helped write amendments that strengthened the state's Megan's Law, officially known as the Sex Offender Registration Act, passed in 1996.

The law, officially known as the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act, is being rolled out in stages, with a major part having gone into effect on Oct 1.

The law, officially called the patient protection and affordable care act but derided by its opponents as "Obamacare", was passed two years ago as a sweeping reform of the healthcare insurance industry.

Maryland's law officially takes effect 1 January, however couples can start picking up marriage licences on Thursday, as long as the licence has an effective date of 1 January.

The complex, 100-page law officially ended the regulation of electric markets in August 1999, but it capped rates for four years and gave customers automatic rate reductions of at least 10percentt during the four years.

Tighter migration laws officially kicked in this month and the Hungarian government promised to complete a fence along its 108-mile border with Serbia to keep out migrants.

The country's fierce lèse-majesté laws, officially designed to protect the much-loved Bhumibol and his family from defamation, have kept the prince's stranger exploits out of the Thai media, but the cover-up is only cosmetic.

According to laws officially enacted in 1951 and affirmed by every appropriations bill since, "No part of any appropriation contained in this or any other Act shall be used for publicity or propaganda purposes within the United States".

Earlier today Japan's cabinet officially approved the law formally recognizing the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology OIST Graduate Universityty.

The Druse had been brutally suppressed, and their mountainous area placed under martial law and officially closed to travellers.