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Meanings of prescribe by law in English
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Usage of prescribe by law in English
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The jurisdiction of justices of the peace is generally prescribed by law.
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The manner of selecting grand and petit jurors is prescribed by law.
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He shall discharge such other duties as may be prescribed By law.
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Their duties, compensation, and tenure of office shall be prescribed by law.
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Which system to use depends on context and is not prescribed by law.
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Sometimes nakedness is actually prescribed by law or by strict etiquette.
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Lucius Papirius neither held the censorship alone, nor beyond the time prescribed by law.
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Permanent promotions in the Regular Army will continue to be made as prescribed by law.
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As soon as the seventy-two hours prescribed by law are expired, it is another thing.
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His powers and duties shall be prescribed by law.
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The signal corps is, however, now being organized, with ranks prescribed by law.]
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The Juge d' Instruction, in pursuance of the form prescribed by law, said to the Deputy:
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UBS argued that this lawsuit was filed too late, beyond a three-year deadline prescribed by law.
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I now invite him to come forward and take the oath of office prescribed by law.
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If he left no will, his estate devolved upon his relatives in a certain order prescribed by law.
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I was escorted to the chair by Senators Edmunds and Voorhees and, having taken the oath prescribed by law, said: