Sentence examples for law countries from inspiring English sources
India and other common law countries have followed England in abolishing the doctrine.
Alice Ollino, a fifth-year from the University of Torino, was struck by "the stark differences between civil law countries like Italy and common law countries" like Britain and the United States.
By law, countries on this list cannot buy weapons from the United States and cannot receive American aid.
Under UN law, countries have sovereign rights over their continental shelves up to 200 nautical miles from their shorelines.
As a matter of trade law, countries are often allowed to limit trade with other nations on national security grounds.
Under American law, countries are required to negotiate detailed agreements before they are allowed to buy American nuclear reactors, fuel and services.
Similar principles hold in civil-law countries.
Similar actions exist in the civil-law countries.
A somewhat different regime exists in the common-law countries.
First, the economists find, common-law countries are far more protective of shareholders than civil-law countries.
Common-law countries are also more protective of creditors, though the gap over German-law countries is less pronounced, and they do a better job than civil-law countries of enforcing the laws on their books.
