Sentence examples for law spelling out from inspiring English sources
By the end of February the proconsul must pass a "fundamental law" spelling out how the transitional assembly should be chosen.
That's why a law spelling out his authority to review the selection of superintendents is desirable.
Iraq's Constitution allows regions to strike their own oil deals, but the central government says there is no current law spelling out how that can happen.
Abortion opponents also point out that the federal law spells out that any state may elect to prohibit abortion coverage in plans in state exchanges if it chooses.
And the law spells out that the board's recommendations "shall not include any recommendation to ration health care, raise revenues or Medicare beneficiary premiums".
It has helped users recover tens of thousands of pounds by advising them to issue county court claims citing Victorian case law spelt out on the website.
British citizens at the moment have the right to live and work in any EU member state, but the law spells out that that right will lapse after Brexit.
The law spells out a long list of requirements, including the appointment of specific people in each school and district to run antibullying programs; the investigation of any episodes starting within a day after they occur; and training for teachers, administrators and school board members.
U.S. law spells out how one takes on the role of an Acting Attorney General, and this can happen only if the Attorney General "dies, resigns, or is otherwise unable to perform the functions and duties of the office". Sessions did not die or resign, and he was not absent.
Secretary of State Alex Padilla said in an interview that elections officials are limited by what the law spells out, and they "cannot assume a voter was misinformed in checking that box" for the American Independent Party.
Several states have enacted laws spelling out that concealed weapons can in many circumstances be carried into bars.
