Sentence examples for referred law from inspiring English sources

But residents voted against the state's Referred Law 20, which would have exempted youth from South Dakota's new minimum wage, increased to $8.50 in 2014.

In South Dakota, Referred Law 14 would tap a portion of the taxes collected from contractors to provide grants for in-state projects costing more than $5 million, including research on alternative energy technologies and improving agricultural practices.

In the middle of last year's heated Republican primary, Paxton admitted to violating state securities law by not disclosing to regulators that he was receiving commissions for referring law clients to a financial planner.

"Just as everything King Midas touched turned into gold, everything to which law refers becomes law … " (Kelsen 1967, p. 161).

Criminal findings will be referred to law enforcement.

The findings of the forensic audit could eventually be referred to law enforcement groups.

Cases involving six contractors have been referred to law enforcement agencies.

Mr. Schmitt's spokesman said the case should have been referred to law enforcement agencies.

Statistics culled by investigators at the Office of Civil Rights found black students were disproportionately arrested or referred to law enforcement at school.

Senator McDonald suggested that a legal task force might be convened to review the abuse complaints that had not already been referred to law enforcement.

He was then suspended without pay and the case was referred to law enforcement authorities, who turned up the allegation of sexual touching.