Sentence examples for laws established from inspiring English sources

Hellenic Nomarchy proclaims that society must be governed by laws established by common agreement of the people and that the establishment and preservation of liberty requires a Nomarchic form of government.

More critically, the laws established a less political appointment process, putting a premium on technical expertise.

"Courts generally must defer to the laws established by Congress and administered by the executive branch of government," she wrote.

That protection, or "safe harbor," is provided as long as the selection of electors is conducted under laws established by Election Day and the electors are certified six days before the Electoral College votes.

During the next four years, he sponsored a fair-housing bill, tightened snow-removal laws, established a bus service for drunk drivers (critics called it Bill's Booze Bus), and helped to manage the seven-member council's six-million-dollar budget.

Mr. Weinstein sponsored measures that created the Urban Development Corporation and the Crime Victims' Compensation Board, reformed divorce and welfare laws, established a consumer bill of rights, increased aid for air-pollution controls and Regents scholarships, and promoted hospital expansion.

This year, Florida and Massachusetts enacted laws establishing comprehensive monitoring programs.

Some bankruptcy laws establish complex hierarchies of priority.

Ohio, Maine and Nebraska have since passed laws establishing customized regulations for lawsuit lenders.

Republicans in Congress fought to kill bilingual education and pushed for laws establishing English as the country's official language.

I had to remind him that laws establishing their rights already exist, along with everyone else's.