Sentence examples for under separate laws from inspiring English sources

Drugs and medical devices are regulated under separate laws.

The environmental penalties, under separate laws, are tax deductible, while fines like those imposed under the Clean Water Act are not.

Rural blacks long lived under separate laws from those governing whites, a system solidified by apartheid, which created Bantustans, the nominally independent states created as "homelands" for South Africa's blacks.

Those companies on the list and continuing to operate, and which now have an annual turnover of more than $100m, were about to have details of their annual revenue and the tax they pay published by the tax commissioner under separate laws passed by the former Labor government.

RECs did not constitute legal bodies in general, but functioned as such under separate laws, regardless of the location of the research, in regard to specific patient-groups (such as mentally handicapped persons) and interventions including drugs.

In July 2010 President Obama signed an Executive Order to create a first ever U.S. National Ocean Policy aimed at coordinating the uses of our ocean among the 27 federal agencies presently trying to regulate its stakeholders including the Navy, shipping industry, fishermen, energy producers and recreational users under 140 separate laws, with little or no communication among them.

Drivers under the age of 18, under a separate law, may not use a wireless telephone of any form while operating a motor vehicle, a law shared with 13 other states.

Ms. Cig's case, however, falls under a separate law.

The court dismissed the case against the United States, which was brought under a separate law, the Federal Tort Claims Act, a commonly used law that gives the federal courts jurisdiction to hear damage suits against the government.

Not again, please Reprints Related items Iraq: Blackwater in hot waterOct 11th 2007Contractors working directly for the Pentagon fall under a separate law, the Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act, whereas those serving with American troops may be prosecuted under another law, known as the Uniform Code of Military Justice.

There is an oddity: As part of the USA Patriot Act after the Sept. 11 attacks, Congress added that provision to a list of crimes that get an eight-year limit under a separate law titled "extension of statute of limitation for certain terrorism offenses". While Mr. Assange's case involves national security, it is not about terrorism.