Sentence examples for management law called from inspiring English sources

The new coastal areas and small island management law, called HP-3, is not fully implemented yet as the government needs to put a regulation in place so that Indonesian citizens or indigenous people can apply for their own area of water – from the surface right down to the seabed.

The founder of what he says is the nation's largest black-owned investment bank and asset manager (Utendahl Capital Partners, in Manhattan, with $4 billion under management), Utendahl is exploiting a federal law called the Community Reinvestment Act.

The suit relies on a little known law called the the Oregon and California Revested Lands Sustained Yield Management Act (known as the O&C Act) of 1937.

There ought to be a law calling for immediate and complete disclosure any time any politician contacts a transit agency employee, particularly top management.

"The law calls for written reasoning.

International trade law calls it a "subsidy".

The law calls for dual licensing.

The new law calls for annual inspection of aboveground chemical storage tanks (underground tanks are covered under a previous law).

Disciplinary perspectives included Economics, Management, Law and Political Science.

Your laws call us aliens.

This law is called the Stephan-Boltzman law.