Sentence examples for laws subject from inspiring English sources
Many laws subject public servants to severe penalties, even if funds are lost through improper administration rather than a clear attempt to steal.
Each has a chief minister as head of government and a legislative assembly which can pass laws subject to royal assent through the privy council.
Their purpose was not so much to create new laws as to restate existing laws, subject to choice when revolutionary enactments varied from previous ones and when previous laws differed from one another.
Lawyers for Mr. Bush had argued that Florida's manual recount laws subject the tally to capriciousness by allowing some, but not all, counties to recount by hand and by allowing counties to set standards for what constitutes a legal vote.
However, these laws subject the conversion platform to a transient and variable operating needing the design of robust controller structures.
A generalized formulation of inviscid incompressible hydrodynamics as a system of conservation laws subject to a one-sided density constraint is used as the basis of a numerical algorithm for a variety of hydrodynamic free surface problems.
Ten other states already have laws subjecting parents or guardians and the cutters themselves to prosecution.
But the act was packaged as a recommendation, a form of so-called soft law subject to local interpretation.
Legal experts reckon that the German constitutional court will probably rule that the European Stability Mechanism is compatible with German law, subject to various conditions.
Updated at 10.54am BST 10.39am BST Austria welcomes German court ruling Austria's chancellor, Werner Faymann, has welcomed the German constitutional court's ruling that Europe's new bailout fund was compatible with German law (subject to certain conditions).
Of course, in ordinary cases, the distribution of powers among the branches of a state's government raises no questions of federal constitutional law, subject to the requirement that the government be republican in character.
