Sentence examples for supply law from inspiring English sources

However, in the United Kingdom, the supply law requires manufacturers and suppliers to ensure that machinery as supplied to the user is safe by design as far as practicable, safe to use through the integrity of its safeguarding measures, and is in compliance with the applicable directives.

For as long as anyone can remember, officials in California's Department of Fish and Game have been required to supply law-makers with a carefully compiled annual report on the Antipodean kangaroo harvest.

Taking a rather more old-fashioned approach is the "tactical maloderant ball"—a fancy name for what is really just a small, spherical stink bomb made by Paraklese Technologies, a firm based in Indiana that supplies law-enforcement agencies.

None of this solves the broader problem at nonelite schools: the supply of law graduates simply exceeds market demand.

Was there ever an empire whose new subjects had to implore their rulers to supply rudimentary law and order?

During the morning and evening rush, there is a virtually unlimited supply of law-breaking drivers who encroach on a lane reserved for buses.

A spokesperson for Smith & Wesson said the company does not speak publicly about the weapons it supplies to law enforcement.

According to The New York Post, sources say Braszczok was also supplying federal law enforcement officials with undercover intelligence.

According to the AALS, the directory was compiled by information supplied by law school deans, based on questionnaires filled out by individual teachers.

ACCORDING to Says Law, supply can create its own demand.

Cities embraced a version of Say's Law — supply generates its own demand.