The law defines marriage as "a union between a man and a woman".

The previous law did not define what was meant by "similar" cases.

The current law defining the official journal was made in 1931.

The law of costs defines how such allocation is to take place.

But the 1992 law and its predecessors do not define those terms.

A problem is that the law, enacted in 1983, does not define who can go into the association.

The law does not define the age of a "calf".

Oregon is one of 13 states without laws defining marriage as between a man and a woman.

The states will have to write laws to define eligibility and benefits in the new programs.

This federal law also defines how decisions of the court on material conflicts are put into force.