The phrase "all such laws" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific category of laws that have been previously mentioned or are understood in context.
Example: "The committee will review all such laws to ensure they comply with the new regulations."
Alternatives: "all relevant laws" or "all applicable laws".
All such laws must be repealed.
Many (but not all) such laws were ignored or obsolete by that point.
"In view of the acknowledgment by the Court of Appeals that Sabbath laws are founded in religious beliefs, it is time to declare all such laws unconstitutional," he wrote.
Ideally, he would prefer to see nearly all such laws abolished.
His commission did not allow for the introduction of new revenue laws, and the Massachusetts government, anticipating the loss of the charter, had repealed all such laws in 1683.
Harris' amendment would block all funding for implementing any such laws.
The size of cities, the pay of executives and the performance of the stockmarket all seem to follow such laws.
As courts in Texas, North Carolina and other states deal with litigation over ever-stricter versions of such laws — all enacted in the name of preventing nonexistent fraud — the question is what effect Judge Posner's admirable candor could have.
Almost all states now have such laws, yet only 60percentt of parents polled in a national survey by the Allstate Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Allstate Insurance, said they were aware of them.
Recently, again despite strong industry support, legislation to update the Federal Information Security and Management Act has still not passed, nor has Congress passed legislation to establish federal standards for data breach notification and for protecting sensitive information, while almost all states have enacted such laws.
By 1968, all fifty states had adopted such laws, and by 1974 the duty to report suspected sexual activity with children was covered under federal statute.
