Sentence examples for category of laws from inspiring English sources

Such uniformity in declaring a category of laws unconstitutional is very rare".

Most environmental law falls into a general category of laws known as "command and control".

In the famous Footnote Four of the majority decision in United States v. Carolene Products Co., in 1938, Justice Harlan Stone said that the Courts should give greater scrutiny to one category of laws: those that affect minorities.

They must first prove that their claim belongs in a category of law that is eligible for funding.

Among other things, the war on terrorism has created a separate category of law enforcement in this country.

Genocide, according to the definition coined by the Polish lawyer Raphael Lemkin, belongs to a precise and restricted category of law based on the deliberate nature of the crimes and the determination to exterminate an ethnic group.

Punishing people who -- for whatever reason -- choose to read the contents of certain proscribed Internet sites, would, in effect, oblige France to create a new category of law enforcers -- very much akin to the "Thought Police" so terrifyingly portrayed by George Orwell in 1984.

The Guttmacher Institute has a handy-dandy chart that Hansen might want to take a look at, summarizing 9 categories of laws passed by the states.

LASPO has seen whole categories of law taken out of scope for funding.

Whole categories of law have been taken out of scope for legal aid; others only qualify if they meet certain criteria.

Figures from the first year of civil justice reforms show that access to civil legal aid has fallen by more than half and some categories of law have already become almost entirely inaccessible for state funding.