Sentence examples for framing of laws from inspiring English sources

The Directive Principles of State Policy are guidelines for the framing of laws by the government.

"Age of Adolescence" argues that this new, expanded idea of twenty-somethings is "essential for developmentally appropriate framing of laws, social policies, and service systems".

Part of this ruling was based on American constitutional tradition – at that time, Indians were not U.S. citizens and according to Matthews did not have a "voice in the selection of representatives and the framing of the laws".

NGOs and leading European rights bodies say the vague framing of the laws leaves groups assisting migrants at the mercy of authorities, who could apply it to a wide range of standard humanitarian activities.

WASHINGTON — On the walls of the Capitol Hill office of Representative Sherwood Boehlert are framed copies of laws he has helped shepherd through the legislative process — the Clean Air Act amendments of 1990, the NASA Authorization Act of 2005, the Nanotechnology Act of 2003.

After the World War II, Archbishop Tiran Nersoyan led the church through a second founding, which saw the framing of by-laws to govern the diocese; the creation of a nation-wide youth organization; the initiation of a project to build an Armenian cathedral in Manhattan; and the entry of the Armenian Church into the ecumenical movement.

Hermia revised all blocking laws including "complete blocking" and "filter cake" laws and reformulated the four laws in a common frame of power-law non-newtonian fluids (Hermia 1982).

They don't operate in a vacuum; there is a broad (if somewhat patchwork) frame of privacy laws across the globe, and the way that they interact with some of these different laws will be interesting to follow in coming years.

I still have a 15-cent sticker on the frame of my law degree because it's tainted.

Later, Thomas peeled a fifteen-cent sticker off a package of cigars and put it on the frame of his law degree.

In his autobiography, published in 2007, he wrote, "As a symbol of my disillusionment, I peeled a fifteen-cent sticker off a package of cigars and stuck it on the frame of my law degree to remind myself of the mistake I'd made by going to Yale.