Licensing and prescribing laws enshrined their status.
We don't prescribe law for the future.
Taxes can be imposed or modified only as prescribed by laws enacted by the Diet.
With a non-white majority growing larger in the window, Republicans cleverly ginned up a fake voter fraud crisis then prescribed new laws to combat the fake crisis.
Just as human rights law requires that surveillance be prescribed by law, targeted, and proportionate, government information-sharing should adhere to the same standard.
The international human rights law framework makes clear that government surveillance must be prescribed by law, targeted and proportionate.
Judges are subject to no authority other than the law; they cannot be dismissed and are disciplined in the manner prescribed by law.
Rees and Pop [19] obtained similarity solutions for the case of longitudinal surfaces waves with (i) a prescribed power-law temperature is set on the surface, and (ii) a prescribed power-law heat flux.
The mandatory sentence prescribed by law is imprisonment for life.
The sections themselves are, as Lord Bingham observed, entirely clear and therefore "prescribed by law".
