Sentence examples for formal law from inspiring English sources

The code defined citizenship, provided a formal law code, and created six administrative districts.

There is no formal law prohibiting women from driving in the region.

One (the Spanish case study) was characterised by formal law enacted by the state which nonetheless lacked normativity.

It is also phasing out the old hiring system, replacing it with formal law schools and a new bar exam.

Compromise based on legally irrelevant considerations is encouraged, and disputes are often resolved by techniques that fall outside formal law.

One might launch the other, as when formal law is used to mandate a new governance approach.

Because the second component was more novel, readers of Ehrlich tended to overlook the first, and some believed mistakenly that he had dismissed formal law entirely.

But even in places like Ghana and Zambia, where the formal law protects women to some degree, the dispossession of widows is widespread.

Formal law-enforcement departments were formed several years after the ratification of the Constitution.

There were several indications that the KGR governance structure recoded in this research agrees with documented accounts of the role of the Ardo'en as mediators between the Fulani and the 'formal law' of the official government (for example Riesman [1977]; Iro [1995]), in this case the ward heads of the six blocks and often the leaders of the male co-operative societies.

The Law School Office of Events makes arrangements for all large, more formal Law School events.