Sentence examples for overall laws from inspiring English sources

India's central government may apportion budgets and write overall laws, they say, but it is the states that are responsible for overseeing everything from land allocation to electricity distribution.

Overall, Laws 1 6 are statements that are valid across time (D) and space (C).

But overall, Laws said, "I can't complain too much, having used the subscription for 19 years.

Overall, Law and Justice did respectably, especially in rural areas.

Those savings are then used to offset costs created by the law — especially coverage for the uninsured — so that the overall law doesn't add to the deficit.

Republicans supported many of the health promotion initiatives and objected to a few, but had much bigger concerns about the overall law.

On Wednesday, nervous Democrats chided the Obama administration for the botched rollout of the online exchange while defending the overall law.

He said that the court should either interpret the law to require an annual appropriation, in line with the State Constitution, or strike the erroneous line and let the overall law stand.

"It almost looked like junk mail," said Ms. Harkenreader, a tax accountant in Mountain Top, Pa., who said she did not love the overall law but was pleased at the unexpected windfall.

And for the children in Z v UK, whose abuse and neglect by their parents was overlooked for years by the social services departments who were supposed to be protecting them, Article 3 was a means by which the negligent local authorities were held liable to pay them damages and the overall law changed to make such neglect less likely to happen in the future.

Æthelberht's code makes reference to the church in the very first item, which enumerates the compensation required for the property of a bishop, a deacon, a priest, and so on; but overall, the laws seem remarkably uninfluenced by Christian principles.