Sentence examples for law set out from inspiring English sources

Ozil fulfils the law set out by Jorge Valdano when he was Real Madrid's sporting director.

In reality the procedure and law set out in that report, while well intentioned, isn't quite fit for purpose.

They also said the law set out in detail the specifics of how any cut should be made once its size is determined.

Minnesota law set out the logistics for obtaining a license and marrying in the state, but contained no explicit requirement that members of the couple be of the opposite sex.

The act, which currently provides for human rights protection in the UK, reproduces the law set out in the European convention, which applies to all 47 member-states of the Council of Europe.

Professor Dworkin's academic work was in many ways a reaction to that of H. L. A. Hart, the British legal philosopher whose 1961 masterwork "The Concept of Law" set out his theory of positivism, which held that law is a system of rules similar in structure to those of games like chess.

The law sets out what the scholar Louis Henkin called "a sizable twilight zone" of shared authority.

The law sets out maximum "personal use" amounts for drugs, also including LSD and methamphetamine.

It says that the law sets out clearly when airlines should pay compensation.

Randall Kennedy, a professor of law at Harvard, notes that the law sets out guidelines for how to balance competing interests.

As such, they do not require the passage of an oil law setting out terms for competitive bidding.