Sentence examples for governmental laws from inspiring English sources

From examining the history of abuses that promulgated in this situation, it is ever more apparent that MNCs must answer to ethical issues above and beyond governmental laws.

During the recent years, the closed-loop green supply chain management has been increasingly a center of attention as a result of governmental laws and legislations (regarding the environmental effects of any activity) and the soaring consumers' expectations.

Because ultimately, when it came down between choosing to sacrificially love others or abide by governmental laws and expectations, Jesus was arrested, put on trial, tortured and crucified on a cross by the ruling empire of his day.

Because while certain people swear the president is God-ordained and should be completely respected, these exact same people vehemently opposed previous presidents, and will also deny the legitimacy of governmental laws that allow gay marriage and abortion and gun control.

Thus, if there is any means left to us for thwarting the government in its relentless march towards outright dictatorship, it may rest with the power of juries and local governments to invalidate governmental laws, tactics and policies that are illegitimate, egregious or blatantly unconstitutional.

At the macro- level, where deficiencies and barriers in governmental laws and policies may block implementation, stakeholders should advocate with relevant government bodies for the needed legal and policy changes.

A spokesman for the company said: "VASTech produces products for governmental law enforcement agencies.

"But then I realize there is a social law here that holds the country together, even if there is no governmental law".

It will also prove a useful reference for NGOs that focus on children's rights, social workers and practitioners operating within the context of these three countries, professionals working within the African human rights system, and governmental law- and policymakers.

She has drafted proposed legislation that would require employees of governmental law offices to use only their official titles for ballot designations.

For centuries – if not millennia – tribal custom, more than religious or governmental law, has been the foundation of order in much of Yemen.