Sentence examples for laws as required from inspiring English sources

Cooking for 500 hungry people is hard under the best of circumstances, but cooking for 500 while adhering to Jewish dietary laws, as required by Co-op City; serving meals at exactly 160 degrees Fahrenheit, as required by the City Department for the Aging; and avoiding salt, butter and sugar in deference to those with high blood pressure and diabetes is quite another thing.

His most important opinion, given for the court in Yick Wo v. Hopkins (1886), held that even a law fair and impartial on its face was unconstitutional if it was administered in such a way as to deprive citizens of the equal protection of the laws as required by the 14th Amendment.

The rich have as much a right to their own earnings, wealth, estates, and property rights as anyone else, and to deprive them of such rights--to deny them the equal protection of the laws (as required by the 14th Amendment), to impose on them tax rates that are not uniform (as precluded under Article I, Section 8 --is a brazen assault on their rights and a mockery of justice.

Decide to learn about complying (or expect to be treated as if you should have known!) with city, county, state, national government regulations and tax laws (as required); work through "red tape" of "regs" including: Register your company name (if you are sole proprietor or partnership, file your doing business as, called "dba", at county courthouse), etc.

Trump and his campaign did not disclose these payments, as required by law.

"The administration will carry out the law as required," the administration said in a statement.

One of the odinist-Americans' arguments was that they were being denied equal protection of the law as required by the 14th Amendment to the Constitution.

"Having studied the ruling, we believe the Scottish court has not properly reviewed the legislation's compatibility with EU law as required by the European court's judgment".

Accordingly, the time dependence of the average diameter of α-Cr2O3 spherical particles follows the d3 law as required for diffusion-limited Ostwald ripening.

But he added that it was not clear that the appeals court had "demonstrably erred" in reinstating the law, as required by Supreme Court precedent to block it.

414, and subsequently for final hearing, at the conclusion of which that court made written findings of fact and conclusions of law, as required by Equity Rule 70 1/2 (28 USCA § 723), and entered a final decree dismissing the bill.