Sentence examples for set forth in the law from inspiring English sources

David Bookstaver, the spokesman for the court system, said the proposal offered the commission a range of salary possibilities based on factors set forth in the law.

In an interview, she cited a report by Davis Polk, a major law firm, saying that regulators had so far missed two-thirds of the 221 deadlines for adopting regulations set forth in the law.

As a result, Mr. Selsberg, like his counterparts in New York, generally will not dissuade clients who decline to complete the disclosure form and, instead, pay the penalty set forth in the law -- a $300 credit to the buyer.

"Mr. Levy's education, training, background and experience are substantially equivalent to the requirements set forth in the law," Mr. Mills wrote in a seven-page decision after meeting with the panel yesterday.

The M.T.A. invoked that law yesterday in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn, where it sought its own antistrike injunction and the fines set forth in the law: two days' pay for every day a worker is on strike.

BP officials said that the $75 million limit on the company's liability, as set forth in the law that governs oil spills, is "not relevant" in this case, and some United States senators seem to agree, having proposed legislation that would retroactively raise the cap to $10 billion.

"We're hitting a balloon payment scenario, to use a housing analogy, where the expectations set forth in the federal law are far higher than recent performance levels," said Richard Cardullo, a professor at the University of California, Riverside, who led an analysis of the performance of state elementary schools.

Giving priority to the desire to save lives via organ retrieval by instrumentalizing a dying patient at the expense of providing care and ensuring dignity throughout the dying process, as set forth in the Léonetti law, is ethically unacceptable.

The policy in the United States, as set forth in the welfare reform law, specifically includes reducing out-of-wedlock pregnancy, promoting marriage and encouraging the maintenance of two-parent families.

"But the law as set forth in the motion is quite clear".

I have acknowledged that judges do need an objective methodology for ascertaining the Constitution's meaning--I have denied that such a methodology is sufficient to maintain the rule of law set forth in the Constitution.