The part of sentence "Korean Law" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "The South Korean government has recently changed its stance on several key aspects of Korean law."
In addition, Korean law gives workers a two month time limit in which to seek employment.
The US-based company, which operates an office in Seoul, must obey South Korean law.
And in Korean law, she's not a full adult, she's an adolescent.
Under North Korean law, Mr. Bae should be transferred to a labor camp within 10 days of the ruling.
They, along with Western nations, wrested concessions in Inchon, establishing settlements dedicated to commerce and not subject to Korean law.
Under South Korean law, a company is declared bankrupt if it misses debt payment deadlines for two consecutive days.
In the Chosun Sinbo interview, Mr. Bae said he had "violated" North Korean laws.
In his interview with The Choson Sinbo, Mr. Bae said he had "violated" North Korean laws.
The hacker's charges stem from the violation of two Korean laws: the Game Industry Promotion Act and the Information and Communication Technology Protection Law.
Kenneth has publicly admitted his guilt to the crimes outlined by North Korean laws.
South Korean laws that require suppliers to ascertain the age of a youth (under the age of 19) before supply of any harmful drugs need to be enforced to decrease supply of alcohol to teenagers at pubs, special events and other places.
