Sentence examples for secondary laws from inspiring English sources

Mexico's Congress this week approved secondary laws that will throw the country's deepwater and shale fields open to foreign investment.

In the 18 states with primary laws, 47 percent of the teenage drivers killed were wearing seat belts; in the 31 states with secondary laws, 30percentt were.

The five states with the highest belt use had primary laws and an average fine of $34; the five states with the lowest use had secondary laws and an average fine of $16.

Hilltown, Conshohocken and West Conshohocken in Pennsylvania have secondary laws; the police can't pull over a driver for using a cell phone, but only for committing another offense, like speeding.

States with secondary laws, in which the police may only enforce distraction laws if the driver is observed committing a primary offense, would not be eligible for the grants.

An end-of-June deadline for passing secondary laws to flesh out the reforms in energy and telecoms has come and gone as the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party PRII) haggles with the opposition.

As for the onslaught of injuries and transitions in the secondary, Law just shrugged his shoulders.

Simply switching from a secondary law, the kind now on the books in 32 states, to a standard one, which is the law in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and 14 other states, wins a 15percentage-pointpercentage-pointlt use.

Deputy Green said: "It was always intended it would be treated separately and the intention is that we need to change secondary law and regulations.

The non-Faradaic material loss is the difference between the material loss measured by the weight loss method and the one determined by Faraday's secondary law.

Established in the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights in 2000, it is increasingly permeating EU secondary law, and is expected to play a key role in the future EU personal data protection landscape.