Sentence examples for unambiguous laws from inspiring English sources

And punishments must be sufficiently severe that clearly violating unambiguous laws is demonstrably very bad for Google, for its shareholders, and for its external directors.

By sending threat letters to Rhode Island and Arizona, states that have created clear and unambiguous laws for medical cannabis providers to follow, it is obvious that Mr. Obama isn't opposed to medical cannabis, per se, but terribly opposed to medical cannabusiness.

"There is no clear and unambiguous law that would have given purchasers fair notice that the modern state of Cambodia claims ownership of everything a long-defunct regime made and then abandoned 50 generations ago".

If a police officer makes a mistake based on a faulty interpretation of an unambiguous law, Justices Kagan and Ginsburg state, the evidence collected during his traffic stop cannot, under the Fourth Amendment, be the basis of a prosecution.

Instead of giving the government discretionary power to do whatever it wants, it should be forced to prosecute all crimes for which probable cause exists, to establish standardized plea-bargaining rules, to bid all government contracts, to subsidize no private company or all of them, and to replace the often mutually exclusive legal precedents in the common law with unambiguous statutory law.

Especially during times of crisis and war (to be determined pretty much exclusively by the president), the Constitution supposedly gives the executive authority to override even relatively unambiguous standing laws.

"These new mandates, putting the federal government in the unprecedented position of policing public school property and facilities... run roughshod over clear lines of authority, local policies, and unambiguous federal law," the states said in a July motion seeking a nationwide injunction against the federal guidance.

But it is a monumental task, trying to anticipate all contingencies and to make the wording of the 93 laws unambiguous.

Successful partnerships between stakeholder organizations, proper collaboration agreements, clear policies, and unambiguous interpretations of laws and regulations are also much needed to support and ensure the success of any technological solution.

Instead of stating hard and unambiguous demands, the law contains many rules that are open for discussion, that allow alternate solutions or that are simply put rather vague.

The memorandum, he said, does not "'legalize' marijuana or provide a legal defense to a violation of federal law... Nor does clear and unambiguous compliance with state law... provide a legal defense to a violation of the Controlled Substances Act".