Sentence examples for law competencies from inspiring English sources

Implementing the four core elements (law, competencies, information, and coordination) (5) may increase legal preparedness by addressing the response of local legal and health systems for emergencies.

Among developed countries, the United States' utilisation of health legal preparedness is the most advanced, including the creation of a model comprising four elements: law, competencies, information, and coordination.

Under California law, the competency of an inmate is not reviewed until weeks before an execution.

Conflict with rural states promises to be especially intense if the Education Department decides to enforce the law's teacher competency rules strictly.

Adding stipulations in the law about the necessary competencies and tasks of consulting physicians may additionally incite improvement.

The research adhered to the conditions of Permit #00356/KK/2008/AOPK for CZ, certificate of competency per Law No. 114/1992; for SK we employed Licence #2598/715/03-5.1pil, 5376/2009-2.1/jam, from the Ministry of Environment of the Slovak Republic, certificate of competency per Law No. 543/2002.

We now find ourselves in the middle of the elections security fight of our lives ― and in a resurgence of interest in voter competency laws.

At their core, voter competency laws misunderstand what it means to have a disability based on the outdated notion that people with disabilities are childlike and incapable of having their own opinions or ideas.

In the same way the Voting Rights Act of 1965 outlawed literacy tests and other discriminatory and extraneous standards used to turn eligible voters away from the polls, it is time to end voter competency laws.

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Texas has always argued that Thomas deserved the death sentence, but the Fifth US Circuit Court of Appeals Thursday ordered both state attorneys and defense lawyers to submit more evidence and legal arguments on the merits of two timely issues in capital punishment law: jury bias and the competency of defendants when they kill.