Sentence examples for law which entails from inspiring English sources
Holding a 441-page copy of the antipornography law, Mr. Achdiat, 38, said more questioning of the dancers was needed to determine whether to charge them under the criminal law or the more severe antipornography law, which entails punishment of up to 10 years in prison for the dancers and 15 years for the manager and organizer.
Consider the Wiedemann-Franz Law, which entails that the electrical conductivity of a metal co-varies with its thermal conductivity.
It is unconstitutional, insofar as it sees judges abdicating their duty to exercise independent judgment and denying litigants due process of law (which entails, among other things, a decision-making process that is impartial, grounded in credible evidence, and governed by rational principles of law).
However, it appears that Anisminic had defined the concept of jurisdictional error of law so broadly that it had made redundant the old divide between jurisdictional and non-jurisdictional errors and had "led to the use of the word 'jurisdictional' in a wide sense to cover all errors of law which entailed illegality".
Bioterrorism investigations require close cooperation between public health and law enforcement, which entails some blurring of their usual roles.
This approach has typically relied on "natural policy experiments," such as modifications of compulsory schooling laws, which entail differences in educational attainment that are not attributable to innate characteristics.
Investments in health, education and economic policies must then be underpinned by good governance, the exercise of public authority which entails adherence to the rule of law and enhancement of human rights applied universally.
This gives rise to a circular entailment structure: f entails B which (as b) entails Φ which entails f and so on.
Some French intellectuals and leading figures in the media argue that terrorism is the inevitable and extreme expression of a "true" Islam which entails the denial of the other, the imposition of strict rules in the guise of sharia law and ultimately jihad.
That again demands infrastructure, which entails capital investment.
