Sentence examples for law category from inspiring English sources

Yet only 20 increased their scores in the "safety and rule of law" category, which looks at the murder rate and corruption, among other things.

Interdisciplinary Connections: Civics -Create a fact sheet about the public interest law category of holding food industries responsible for consumer eating habits.

The Guardian Law team were delighted to discover that we'd been nominated for a Webby award in the law category this year - the online equivalent of an Oscar.

However, the index identified a worrying downward trend in the safety and rule of law category: 33 out of the 54 nations had experienced a decline over the decade, almost half of them (15) "quite substantially", it said.

Except for the Contract Law category, there has been a significant increase in the precision values for all the other categories.

On closer examination, we found that most of the misclassified cases are going to the Contract Law category and some of them to the Drugs category (Fig. 3).

They can declare themselves "category two" institutions (those with foreign clients who broke American tax laws), "category three" (those whose foreign clients were clean), "category four" (mostly domestic) or they can choose not to take part.

With regard to obligations, the law establishes the traditional Roman-law categories of contract, quasi-contract, delict, and quasi-delict.

European law, or European Union law, often affects and even replaces the substantive rules of the civil law, although it does not necessarily use traditional civil-law juridical constructs or respect traditional dogmatic civil-law categories.

The second Hawa'a's Rights lecture, on April 26th, addressed personal-status law, the category of Saudi law that governs marriage, divorce, guardianship, and inheritance.

Under the federal No Child Left Behind law, every category of student at Broad Acres -- including special education -- must show improvement or the entire school can face penalties.