Sentence examples for law outlined from inspiring English sources

"We're also a culture built upon the concept that the original law is God's law, outlined in the Ten Commandments.

The central tenet of The 50th Law, outlined at the beginning of what is a surprisingly hefty, gilt-edged tome, is as follows (and please note Jackson's reference to himself in the third person).

But a deputy attorney general said that New Jersey law outlined a way to obtain the temporary release of an inmate and that it did not involve a phony warrant, a bogus charge and a nonexistent court date.

Although the plan for martial law outlined in Al Ahram would not fully suspend civil law, it would nonetheless have the effect of suspending legal rights by empowering soldiers under the control of the defense minister to try civilians in military courts.

Born of competing national concerns, the law outlines competing goals.

The law outlines stringent requirements for the removal of lead paint hazards, including dust.

While state law outlines the general procedures for awarding tenure to teachers, the details are left to individual districts.

Florida law outlines a structural process by which a candidate or political party "may file a written request with the county canvassing board for a manual recount".

But the laws and rules do not always specify the percentage that can be withheld, and some agencies say there is no law outlining how much they can take.

In his State of the Union address, President Obama held out the hope of overhauling the main law outlining the federal role in public schools, a sprawling 45-year-old statute that dates to the Johnson administration.

Three Democratic senators, led by Charles E. Schumer of New York, sent a letter to the State Department last week asking that the deals be delayed until after the Iraqi Parliament passes a hydrocarbons law outlining the distribution of oil revenues and regulatory matters.