"law observance" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The company has a policy of strict law observance."
Finally, through his work on the Wickersham Commission, which was set up to examine law observance and enforcement in the era of Prohibition, Vollmer exposed to public scrutiny many unconstitutional police practices, particularly the use of physical or mental torture the "third degree"—in the interrogation of suspects.
Some Christian leaders argued for that, but others insisted that law observance was not required.
In his writings Hudson cited the principles of "morality, religion, law observance and education" which may have influenced his later actions, including the settlement of land in the west.
Poland's shift away from rule of law observance is therefore concerning, not only because Poland has been the poster-child for democracy in Eastern Europe, but also because it tips the scales away from democracy and pluralism in the Visegrad region, which includes Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia, and threatens to do so in the EU as a whole.
Rabbinic discussions in the Mishnah, the part of the Talmud that focuses on the details of Jewish law and observance, provide some guidelines.
"To the greatest extent practicable and permitted by law, religious observance and practice should be reasonably accommodated in all government action, including employment, contracting and programming".
This approach to the mitzvot shapes our understanding of the entire project of Jewish law and observance; Their ultimate goal must be to guide us toward an experience of a radical closeness with the Divine.
The Philippines' Commission on Human Rights CHRR) will monitor the implementation of the law in observance of the best interest of the child.
Albania's aspiration to obtain the status of EU candidate country is materialised but a number of "unfinished agenda" items are featured prominently in the European Commission's country progress report – such as the need for nation-wide political consensus, better governance, stronger rule of law, and observance of human rights standards.
Without such a determination of the nature of this good, one could easily have the impression that morality is simply obedience to a set of rules or laws the observance of which has been labeled, more or less arbitrarily, good.
The first three limbs prohibit the Commonwealth from making certain laws: laws "for establishing any religion"; laws "for imposing any religious observance"; and laws "for prohibiting the free exercise of any religion".
