Sentence examples for law setting out from inspiring English sources

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.

The Iraqi political leaders said they also planned to adopt a basic law setting out fundamental principles for the new Iraq, like equality for all sects and respect for human rights.

The measure, known as the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Bill, or R.I.P., is an effort to extend a 1985 law setting out the government's powers to intercept and monitor communications across telephone lines to a host of modern technologies, including e-mail, Web sites, pagers and cell phones.

Riziq, who returned to South Sudan after living in the US for 12 years, wants the government to introduce a family law setting out a minimum marriage age, conditions for the custody of children, and a law that tackles gender-based violence.

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

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

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.