Sentence examples for alignment of laws from inspiring English sources

This response highlights both the need for antecedent alignment of laws across national boundaries and the need to frame the laws' flexibility in accordance with the actual need locally.

Less data means more efficiency and better alignment of client, law firm, and vendor goals.

YANGON, 09 December 2011 – The first ever joint consultative workshop to review Myanmar Child Law concluded in the city today with recommendations on alignment of the Child Law, structured after the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Children (CRC), with the provisions made in Myanmar's 2008 Constitution.

However, the alignment of the Macedonian law on the European one brings progress in some fields, such as water and waste treatment, and industrial emissions.

In fact, the revenue model of law firms — billable hours — is structurally incompatible with an alignment of interests between the law profession and its clients.

For instance, when Colorado or California cannabis businesses show up at the IRS with literal wheelbarrows of cash to pay their taxes, it may be the complaints of overwhelmed clerks that trigger alignment of state and Federal laws.

We discovered that in the accession countries, the alignment of domestic civil-service law with E.U. requirements and civil-servant training led to an increase in administrative capacity — and in turn furthered the independence of the bureaucracy.

It does not represent the harmonization of laws and regulations, which is not necessary to allow for the alignment of technical requirements and for greater regulatory cooperation.

It aims to ensure consistency and alignment with laws and regulations.

But look, every international criminal-law case depends on the alignment of the political stars.

The in-house corporate structure with its short-and long- term performance metrics and rewards promotes an alignment of interest between lawyer and client lacking in law firms.