Sentence examples for federal code of from inspiring English sources
The first result was the federal Code of Obligations of 1881, which regularized the law of commerce and exchange.
As chairman of the board, Perle is considered to be a special government employee and therefore subject to a federal Code of Conduct.
A separate federal code of commercial and personal obligation went into effect in 1881, serving as a companion piece to the civil code.
Mr. Shirk said Mr. Peña Nieto had been quietly trying to address judicial reform by pushing for a new federal code of criminal procedure that could help solve the procedural issues that led to Mr. Caro Quintero's release.
In contending that the proposed federal code of conduct would require radical changes, those opposing the change discuss their tactics with unusual candor and describe marketing practices that have long been shrouded in secrecy.
"Collusion" is not a crime in the federal code of criminal procedure, but a potential conspiracy between a campaign and a foreign government that violates American election laws is indeed illegal.
Fourth, Republicans could seek to introduce federal codes of conduct so that doctors more strictly base their diagnosis and treatment decisions on outcomes rather than lucrative insurance charges (see just one example in Wednesday's New York Times).
-- said their legislation would create a single section of federal code to give law enforcement the ability to prosecute gun traffickers.
There are, the foundation says, more than 4,400 criminal offenses in the federal code, many of them lacking a requirement that prosecutors prove traditional kinds of criminal intent.
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In a letter to Sandoval, INS officials cite Section 313.2 of the federal code, which forbids naturalization of any candidate who has had membership in the Communist Party within 10 years of the date of filing.
