Sentence examples for group of laws from inspiring English sources

"The Kurds want to approve a certain group of laws, like a national revenue-sharing law" and other provisions, said Haider al-Abadi, a Shiite member of Parliament.

A physical theory T consists, among other things, of a group of laws which are formulated in terms of certain concepts.

But an apparent circularity arises when one considers how the laws of T and the concepts acquire their content, because each seems to acquire content from the other — the laws of T acquire their content from the concepts used in the formulation of the laws, while the concepts are often "introduced" or "defined" by the group of laws as a whole.

While the term "decriminalization" has been used to describe a broad group of laws, and there is no strict legal definition, the Marijuana Policy Project defines it as "a law that imposes penalties other than jail time for possession of marijuana, at a minimum, for a first offense". Last month, a Texas House committee approved a marijuana decriminalization bill that is now awaiting floor action.

Then a separate group of law enforcement interrogators came in.

That's what I argued in an amicus brief with a bipartisan group of law professors.

So real that a group of law students at Arizona State is helping them apply for patents.

A select group of law enforcement thinkers, however, say these reformists are the ones endangering officers' lives.

I do think it would be good if they went to a broader group of law schools.

Last week, a group of law library directors issued a statement about moving toward an open access regime for legal scholarship.

Last year, a group of law professors petitioned the SEC to require publicly traded companies to reveal their political expenditures.