Sentence examples for alignment with laws from inspiring English sources

The bill would bring Texas' death penalty into alignment with laws that bar executions for vulnerable groups like juveniles and the intellectually disabled, according to Rose and mental health advocates. .

3. Government credibility: the government credibility attribute mainly refers to how the government exercises its rights and supervision powers in alignment with laws and regulations.

He is consistently skeptical of government regulation and has an intuitive alignment with law enforcement (he's a reserve police officer).

"We were pleased with the process of working together with the ACLU to make our judicial processes better and to ensure we are in alignment with the law," Mayor John Suthers, Colorado's former attorney general, said in a statement.

And while Americans may balk at such actions being punished by death, Halperin notes the U.S. has been sluggish on bringing its capital punishment system in alignment with international law. .

States with HIV-specific criminal laws are encouraged to use the findings of this paper to re-examine those laws, assess the laws' alignment with current evidence regarding HIV transmission risk, and consider whether the laws are the best vehicle to achieve their intended purposes.

If you stop the flow of either you derail your life from its alignment with nature's universal laws and principles.

They sought what many women still seek: to bring the law into alignment with how they actually live, to make it possible for women to raise families and to work for pay at the same time.

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.

Would you rather have "Justice Under Law," or resolution that is in alignment with your personal sense of fundamental fairness?

We also stay in regulatory alignment with the EU: so we still need to accept EU laws.