Sentence examples for administrative laws from inspiring English sources

Provisions included not only administrative laws (ryō) but also penal laws (ritsu), which concerned matters of arrest and imprisonment.

While the new code liberalized rules on the rights of the accused, separate administrative laws also took effect, prohibiting what is called "the payment of fines on the spot" -- that is, bribes extorted by police on Moscow's maddeningly chaotic thoroughfares.

In a lawsuit filed on Wednesday in Superior Court in Trenton against the state's Department of Environmental Protection, the groups seek to reinstate New Jersey's participation, arguing that the withdrawal was illegal because it was accomplished without adhering to the state's administrative laws, which they say would require giving the public an opportunity to comment.

Instead, the regulations represent administrative laws which effectively attach to clinical research at the beginning and the end.

Sex workers also described how police used other non-prostitution-related offences (eg, administrative laws such as traffic violations, public nuisance) to target sex workers and clients.

To provide general guidance to ministerial and local government authorities for amending or repealing relevant regulations, laws and policies, two important sets of regulations were promulgated in January 2002: the Regulations on Formulation Process of Laws and the Regulations on Formulation Process of Administrative Laws.

For an analysis of the role of law in the administration of government, see administrative law.

Administrative law, the legal framework within which public administration is carried out.

Judicial review of administration is, in a sense, the heart of administrative law.

One of the principal objects of administrative law is to ensure efficient, economical, and just administration.

Is Administrative Law Unlawful?