Sentence examples similar to through by law from inspiring English sources

Individual councils across London would be responsible for policing and issuing the fines through by-laws.

Policing and issuing fines through the by-laws will be the responsibility of individual councils across London.

27 The New Zealand Prostitution Reform Act enacted in 2003 treats sex work as any other business, regulating its commercial practice through standard employment health and safety regulations, regulating the location of commercial sex establishments through zoning by-laws and specifying the health and safety obligations of managers and workers.

Previous links of players and H.G.H. have come through investigations by law enforcement authorities.

Partly until today, they were fought by capitalists, conservatives, liberals and others through oppression, by law or by 'buying' them.

And the concorsi system, the national competitions through which, by law, academic positions are filled, increasingly criticised for allowing appointment decisions to be influenced by personal contacts.

It's an industry that's widely run on subsidy not mainly the direct transfer of funds from taxpayers to government coffers to filmmakers, but through a system that, by law, siphons off a percentage of the box-office take and redirects it to subsidize selected productions.

"Down by Law" runs through Sept. 26 at the Eric Firestone Gallery, 4 Newtown Lane, East Hampton.

In recent years, pastoralist communities have been able to formalize their customary land management systems through written village by-laws and land use plans.

Federally financed through the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, by law it must restrict its activities to work by American filmmakers for public television.

And through hard work by law enforcement and a lot of support and a lot of reforms we've seen a lot of change".