long title

Thirteen words, and proof that long titles are a family thing.

However, not all states use long titles and may instead have an explicit "Purpose" section.

Nothing in this volume is finer than its long title story.

"People are not interested in hearing the long title of the legislation.

The oldest manuscript provides two possible longer titles for the work.

This long title is often shortened to that of the joint action on drugs.

For variety he also includes several prose poems, including the long title piece.

This particular event had one of the longer title sponsorship arrangements.

Each Act has a long title, which summarises the purpose of the statute.

It is to be distinguished from the long title, which sets out the purposes of the legislation.

It is distinct from the long title or enacting formula of a law.

Gregory Helms has had the longest title reign, with 385 days.

Rules deal with such things as the use of Hansard and the extent to which the long title can be used in interpretation.

Thereafter, once the Bill is amended, the long title may be changed, but only to take account of the amendments that have been made.

Its long title was An act for the better security of his Majesty's royal person and government.

The long title is a short summary of the content of the statute.

"Temporary Shelter," the long title story, takes this process a stage further and makes the child's terrors central.

All his books are now very scarce; most of them have very long titles."

Gómez holds the record for longest title reign, at five years and ten months.

On legislation.gov.uk, the long title forms part of the introductory text of the legislation.

He still holds the junior lightweight division record for longest title reign.

Any part of the bill that falls outside the scope of the long title would not be permitted.

Its long title shows that it is a piece of omnibus legislation:

That was radically altered by the 1938 Act, as its long title indicates:

That really is a very long title.