Sentence examples for law institutions from inspiring English sources

It is well established that corruption harms people, undermining the rule of law, institutions and sustainable development.

Under longstanding federal law, institutions may not discriminate against individuals who refuse to perform abortions or provide a referral for one.

According to the law, institutions must have a suitable number of containers for recyclable materials; provide public education on what should be recycled; and ensure that a municipal or private hauler collects the material.

By federal law, institutions and agencies sponsoring TRIO programs are judged by outcomes such as retention, keeping students in rigorous classes, enrolling them in college and graduation rates, Hoyler said.

Neier argues that the contemporary human rights movement was, to a large extent, an outgrowth of the Cold War, and he demonstrates how it became the driving influence in international law, institutions, and rights.

Zaman's research interests include religious authority in classical, medieval, and modern Islam; the history of Islamic law; institutions and traditions of learning in Islam; Islamic political thought; and contemporary religious and political movements in the Muslim world.

Today, Rentenbank operates as a "public law institution" to refinance rural agriculture projects throughout the European Union.

So goes the story of the U.S. Russia Foundation, a donor fund that supports projects on the rule of law, institution building and economic development.

The many critics of this change claim that what was once a hard law institution for fiscal surveillance has now become so soft as to jeopardize its functioning.

Anticommunism has been materialized in South Korea's law, institution, administration, education and political practices.

I strongly condemn these criminal actions in the strongest terms possible," he said, vowing those responsible would be have to stand "before the appropriate law institution".