body of laws

It is not the only body of laws we are proposing.

The Convention was by far the most comprehensive body of laws in a single document ever written.

Military justice is the body of laws and procedures governing members of the armed forces.

He had a lifelong interest in the burgeoning body of laws that would govern intellectual property.

Canon Law - body of laws and regulations made or adopted by ecclesiastical authority.

The suits were brought under Article 78 of the state's body of laws, in which one can challenge state actions that are arbitrary.

In his governmental work he was responsible for a body of laws intended to purify and renew the country itself.

The Rules are never enumerated, like a body of laws, but they are quoted according to the circumstances.

Some sectors are resisting change: farmers fear competition and judges resent being given a new body of laws.

It has moved from a body of laws governing states to recognizing the importance of individuals and their rights within the international legal framework.

Jones believed there was a fixed body of laws and codes that had been objects of corruption over time.

The leadership touted its efforts at developing a legal system with a codified body of laws and a penal code.

Ius Naturale encompassed natural law, the body of laws that were considered common to all beings.

China has its own Constitution and a body of laws guaranteeing internationally recognized civil rights, including the right to a decent livelihood.

A culture of law has a body of laws which must be obeyed by all, with punishments for transgressors.

United States antitrust law is the body of laws that prohibits anti-competitive behavior (monopoly) and unfair business practices.

Reichel (2005) identifies four major legal traditions that each have their own respective body of laws:

The same body of laws applies.'

This formidable noblewoman composed a heavyweight body of laws that held fast for hundreds of years after her death in the early 15th century.

Within three years, a growing body of laws authorized incarceration in the workhouse for specifically enumerated petty crimes.

Rolin-Jaequemyns learned the Thai language and had large sections of the existing body of laws translated.

In the absence of an international body of laws that can settle matters swiftly, most companies prefer to settle privately.

He gave the would-be state a coat of arms, a national anthem, a currency, its own stamps, a body of laws and issued passports.

It had a strong administrative tradition, and the French republic regulated the civil service by way of a body of laws pertaining to the country's administration.

Among others is the creation of a written body of laws and expanded autonomy for local authorities in the various provinces of Saudi Arabia.