Sentence examples for relevant law has from inspiring English sources

The relevant law has been outpaced by war and technology.

A committee charged with drafting the relevant law has failed to meet its February deadline after months of U-turns over what provisions, if any, should be made for those opposed to women's ordination.

(The relevant law has been struck down by the courts, but the Quebec government has two years to respond).

He said that 30 people had already been interviewed — in Mandarin, Cantonese and English — "numerous" documents had been reviewed and the relevant law had been studied.

Those facts are not in dispute, but the relevant laws have seldom been enforced.

But five years into the war on organised crime, the relevant laws have not passed.

The relevant laws have provisions to ensure a shutdown is "orderly," and to protect "the safety of human life or the protection of property," she wrote to agencies.

In the end, he may even win, though the relevant laws have been interpreted, over the decades, to carve out larger and larger exceptions to the right of free expression enshrined in India's Constitution.

Mr Isra, the Constitutional Court judge, suggests an amendment to the constitution to oblige the government to legislate on such lacunae within a set time.Even once the relevant laws have been put into place, it will take a good few court battles (or street battles) to impress their importance on recalcitrant bureaucrats and impatient businessmen.

Redress will be provided through the creation of an independent Ombudsperson within the Department of State who will oversee U.S. signals intelligence activities and will ensure that complaints from individuals are investigated and that information is provided on whether the relevant laws have been complied with.

To achieve the purpose of effective management of agricultural product quality and safety, several relevant laws have been published on traceability of livestock and poultry product quality and safety in many countries.