Sentence examples for laws outlined from inspiring English sources

But what penalty does Barry O'Farrell, premier of NSW, think your friend should receive under tough new laws outlined today?

Dissent has been building among Conservative lawmakers since Mr. Cameron failed to include the referendum promise in a list of draft laws outlined in a legislative program delivered last week by Queen Elizabeth II.

Some unions are also opposed to EU membership over its competition laws – outlined in article 106 of the Treaty of Rome – that prohibits public monopolies from having exclusive rights where it violates EU competition rules.

The findings reveal three main spheres of governance that intertwine and impact on the largely self-organising Fulani: religious or customary laws overseen by the imams, 'informal' laws of the community overseen by Fulani civil leaders and the 'formal' laws outlined in the official policies of the state.

"There is no penalty for coming into contact with pork given by the Quran," she said, pointing to verses that prohibit the consumption of pork and carrion that are reminiscent of Jewish dietary laws outlined in Leviticus.

It took the United States 75 years to make an amends to this issue by passing the Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments and another 100 years to fully realize the laws outlined therein.

Both laws outline dramatic changes in American social policy, but taken together, they represent an even more fundamental philosophical shift.

In 1995, Mr. Barak declared what amounted to a constitutional revolution, ruling that the country's basic laws, the set of laws outlining Israel's structure and values, had an elevated status compared with ordinary legislation, almost like a constitution.

Saudi laws outline the responsibilities that employers have to protect their workers against occupational hazards, industrial accidents and workplace injuries as well as dealing with the employment of non-Saudis.

Incidents that both occur in public and involve a use of force should be made public in most cases, and laws outlining those cases would be easier to draft, experts say.

From rules about slavery and freedom to laws outlining the crimes that justify capital punishment to rules governing property rights to the famous transformational idea called "lex talionis," "an eye for an eye," to laws of civil liability, property and moral behavior.