Sentence examples for law that refers from inspiring English sources

Others were intended to be politically provocative, like that of Ms. Cuba, who also designed outfits using text taken from national health law that refers to contraceptive rights.

In 2017, Atlantic Diving Supply settled charges that it violated the False Claims Act, a law that refers to defrauding government programs.

(Ms. Diederichs made her design choices based on a study of the body language of people passing one another on the sidewalk). Others were intended to be politically provocative, like that of Ms. Cuba, who also designed outfits using text taken from national health law that refers to contraceptive rights.

Ironically, there is nothing in the law that refers to ETFs directly.

Critics also attacked the president's assertion that the Supreme Court "reversed a century of law". That refers to a law banning companies of any kind from making direct contributions to candidates, which is undisturbed by the decision.

Most countries in the region do not have laws that refer specifically to child pornography, and few criminalize its mere possession.

Boeing argues that Bombardier's deal with Delta is a violation of U.S. trade laws against "dumping," a term that refers to selling products abroad at a lower price than they would be sold at home.

Indeed, one would expect judges often to err as they are ill-placed to identify rules that actually induce efficient behavior.[1] Alternatively, we might acknowledge that claim (I)′ depends on a doctrinal conception of law that typically refers judges and agents generally to specific texts such as statutes, administrative regulations, and opinions.

The question in King vs. Burwell, of course, is what Congress meant when it said federal subsidies are only available for people who buy health insurance on an exchange "established by the State," under Section 1311 of the law that clearly refers to the establishment of state, not federal exchanges.

An Israeli law (the "Nakba Law") bars public funding of organizations that refer to Israel's Independence Day (the same day as the Palestinian Nakba) as a day of mourning.

Law enforcement officers also confiscated some posters that referred to Putin by name, marchers said.