Sentence examples for law sets out from inspiring English sources
It says that the law sets out clearly when airlines should pay compensation.
The law sets out maximum "personal use" amounts for drugs, also including LSD and methamphetamine.
The law sets out what the scholar Louis Henkin called "a sizable twilight zone" of shared authority.
European copyright law sets out the rental right directive, which gives studios near-unlimited power to limit or restrict the ability to rent or lend their works.
Do you think that in 60 days they're going to achieve all that that law sets out to do? 60 days!
Randall Kennedy, a professor of law at Harvard, notes that the law sets out guidelines for how to balance competing interests.
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.
See articleColombia's Constitutional Court approved an electoral law setting out conditions under which an incumbent president can stand for re-election.
Until now NGOs have operated in a legal grey area in China with no specific law setting out how they can work.
He has until the end of the month to promulgate his "basic law" setting out guidelines for the road towards a full-fledged election in 2005 under a popularly endorsed constitution.
