Sentence examples similar to A function formalized in law from inspiring English sources

But to keep it going, one must also have an organized bureaucracy that establishes a set of repressive procedures that are formalized in law and enforced by an institutional power.

In the Netherlands, decisions to actively end a patient's life because of hopeless and unbearable suffering have been formalized in laws and other regulations, both for adults and for new-borns [ 20, 21].

But because the community's status has never been formalized in Israeli law, it remains vulnerable.

CBDR was formalized in international law at the 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED) in Rio de Janeiro.

These norms were formalized in the Law on Ecological Equilibrium and Environmental Protection [ 49].

This is sometimes formalized in hard laws (e.g. euthanasia and PAS legislation) and followed by new behaviors of defending the new norm when it is almost an anathema to question patient autonomy.

The Panel believes that independence of the evaluation function should be formalized in an updated evaluation policy document that is approved by the Executive Board and disseminated and implemented throughout the organization by way of an Executive Directive.

"It's not an insignificant thing to formalize in federal law these protections," Dr. Altman said, "so that the protections don't depend on the H.M.O. or the state they're in".

Under a policy quietly formalized in 1998, the Fed refused to police lenders' compliance with federal laws protecting borrowers, despite repeated urging by consumer advocates across the country and even by other government agencies.

Figure 2 illustrates this traditional land use scheme as mapped and formalized in village by-laws in one pastoralist village in Loliondo Division, northern Tanzania (UCRT 2010).

A second notion formalized in Stirling's theory is concordance.