Sentence examples for laws referred from inspiring English sources

The laws referred to are indeed comprehensive.

A related article about proposals to overhaul New York's drug laws referred incorrectly to the state's classification and punishment of some drug crimes.

A chart on Sunday listing recent court rulings on abortion laws referred incorrectly to the one struck down by a district court in San Francisco in the case known as Planned Parenthood Federation of America v. Ashcroft.

The body of laws that define a war crime are the Geneva Conventions, a broader and older area of laws referred to as the Laws and Customs of War, and, in the case of the former Yugoslavia, the statutes of the International Criminal Tribunal in The Hague.

These laws continued in force throughout the 11th century, as they were the laws referred to in Domesday Book as "the law of King Edward".

Most premature infants are older than fetuses the laws refer to, with more-developed brains.

Neither the Washington nor the Colorado laws refer to recreation, but the media uses the term to distinguish the new movement from medical marijuana legal in at least 16 states.

"Laws referring to necrophilia or mutilation of corpses are laws referring to principles of desecration".

Right-wing populists, not unknown in Germany, have on occasion criticized some of these laws, referring to them as a "thought-policing".

John D. Echeverria, an expert on environmental law, referred to the process as "outsourcing government responsibility".

Justice David H. Souter noted that the law referred to "privileges" as well as to goods and services.