Sentence examples for laws set out from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most significantly, there will also be ethical laws set out for roadway dilemmas.

The laws set out penalties for abuse of the áer, and belief in its powers continued up to modern times.

The raft of new laws set out in the Queen's speech show that the government is not shirking that responsibility.

The laws set out rules for the election, which have been widely criticized as intended to keep Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi out of the race.

"What the Rockefeller laws set out to do has simply not been accomplished," said Stephanie Herman, a drug researcher at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

The laws, set out in section 20D of the Anti-Discrimination Act, have not led to a single successful prosecution in 30 years, despite examples of incitement to racial violence.

With no state laws setting out the hows and whys of assisted suicide, a fifth jury will decide if killing a person who wants to die is murder.

Similarly, there are also expected to be a challenges to various aspects of the country's stringent libel laws, and to laws setting out when it is appropriate for judges to issue restraining orders on newspapers.

More than half of all domestic workers – about 30 million people – are also excluded from laws setting out normal working hours and almost half (44.8%) are not entitled to rest periods in the form of days off or holidays.

Of course, the existence of two different laws setting out two different spending limits – one for local spending and one for national spending – is a source of potential confusion.

Ozil fulfils the law set out by Jorge Valdano when he was Real Madrid's sporting director.