Sentence examples for integrity laws from inspiring English sources

It's a stretch to say that the Label Integrity Laws adopted by the Australian government in 1989 completely transformed McLaren Vale all by themselves, but the effect was profound: For the first time a bottle of Australian wine, by regulation, had to acknowledge where the great majority of its grapes had come from.

But by 1967, when the court decided Loving, it was clear the Southern states would not repeal their "racial integrity" laws.

In Loving vs. the State of Virginia, the Supreme Court flatly rejected Virginia's Racial Integrity Laws and returned with a unanimous verdict.

Imagine holding over 350,000 taped conversations of vulnerable young people, and as a matter of integrity, law and best-practice, be bound to protect them.

Mildred and Richard Loving had been married in Washington DC and were living in Virginia when police raided their home in 1958 and charged them with violating the state's "racial integrity" law.

Gov. Rick Perry of Texas cast Mr. Holder's remarks as an attempt by the Obama administration to weaken the state's voter-integrity laws and said the comments demonstrated the administration's "utter contempt for our country's system of checks and balances".

The principle behind secrecy is preservation of the integrity of law enforcement.

This suggests that, in order to protect the forest, interventions are needed that aim at creating alternative income opportunities for smallholders through improved production of non-timber forest products, enhanced market access and the provision of locally adapted technologies; as well as at increasing the integrity of law enforcement.

The integrity of law enforcement independence is especially important in light of the Toronto Star report that Ford's chief of staff Dean French tried to pressure cops to raid cannabis dispensaries on legalization day to show "people in handcuffs".

As Dworkin put it in the most general terms: "According to law as integrity, propositions of law are true if they figure in or follow from the principles of justice, fairness, and procedural due process that provide the best constructive interpretation of the community's legal practice" (Dworkin 1986, 225).

As long as there is criticism on undocumented immigrants for not paying their fair share of taxes but at the same time Americans remain silent as our President and other billionaires' failure to pay federal taxes, hence, we have the right to question the integrity of our laws.