Sentence examples for laws to issue from inspiring English sources

The case that decided the issue today involved a dispute between Congo and Belgium, which used its rights laws to issue an arrest warrant for former Foreign Minister Aboulaye Yerodia Ndombasi on charges of crimes against humanity.

In a broad summary, these laws enable police to issue tailor-made directives: restricting and prohibiting an individual's movements on hearsay evidence.

The secretary of state, who is authorized by law to issue binding interpretations of the election code,rejected this peculiar reading of the statutes.

At its current rate, the petition is likely to hit 10,000 people before the end of this week, after which the Government will be obliged by law to issue a response.

The Commerce Department is required by law to issue a preliminary decision on the antidumping claim possibly in mid-January but no later than late March, and on the antisubsidy claim no later than mid-May.

Section 602 of Title VI requires "each federal department and agency" affected by the law to issue regulations "which shall be consistent with achievement of the objectives of the statute".

Under the Senate bill, the defense secretary would instead need find only that steps have been taken to substantially mitigate any risk that a released detainee would engage in terrorist activity after being freed and that such a transfer was in the national security interests of the United States – the same more flexible standard he must meet under current law to issue a waiver.

The Houthi announcement, issued from the presidential palace, was described as a "constitutional decree," which only the president is empowered under the law to issue.

In a statement, the Agriculture Department said it was required by law to issue a "grant of inspection" to Responsible Transportation, of Sigourney, in southeastern Iowa, because it met all federal requirements.

The new law would allow police to issue $150 spot fines for daring to scrub some grime off your windscreen.

But fearing a backlash among his supporters, he has not yet shown strong intent to use the law, or to issue a pardon.