Sentence examples for law prescribes from inspiring English sources
"Islamic law prescribes that adultery and fornication are offenses that carry punishment," he explained.
Even though sharia law prescribes 80 lashings for those caught drinking, partygoers remain defiant.
A two- or three-game suspension is not the treatment that the law prescribes for premeditated aggravated assault.
At its sternest, Islamic law prescribes the death penalty for anybody who commits "apostasy"—or abandons the faith.
Sharia law prescribes that the culprit be buried in sand up to the neck and stoned to death.
The law prescribes a precise timeline children can stay in foster care before they must be released for adoption.
Most countries possess only an uncodified mass of administrative law prescribing procedure.
It is an unwarrantable interference with the 'due course of law' prescribed for litigants generally.
After five years, such schools are essentially treated as irredeemable, with the law prescribing starting over with a new structure, new leadership or new teachers.
Athens and Rome both put the slave to death, and Byzantine law prescribed that the mistress was to be executed and the slave to be burned alive.
That law prescribed consequences for schools that failed to meet annual goals, while allowing individual states to set goals that Mr. Duncan described as "dummied-down standards".
