Sentence examples similar to law of application from inspiring English sources

He said the first tranche of the government's security reforms was "not a law about journalists" but rather "a law of general application".

Brandis has said repeatedly that his new law is a law of general application, so anyone who discloses the information – who reveals information that is otherwise secret – is caught.

RFRA provides that the federal government can't impose a law of general application on a "person" if it would substantially burden their free exercise of religion, unless there is no less burdensome way to accomplish a compelling governmental objective.

Instead let's think about the potential impact of a Supreme Court decision finding that a secular, for-profit company does not have to follow a federal law of general application on the grounds of religious freedom.

Scalia admitted that upholding a law of general application against an individual's claim of religious freedom "will place at a relative disadvantage those religious practices that are not widely engaged in; but that unavoidable consequence of democratic government must be preferred to a system in which each conscience is a law unto itself".

The most common type of Free Exercise issue today involves not express government discrimination against the adherents of a particular religion, but questions similar to the one posed by the Catholic bishops: When should government exempt the members of a particular religious faith from a law of general application?

The integrated rate law after application of the initial condition of q t = 0 at t = 0, is given by Eq. 7.

HRC spotlighted a little-known provision in the federal law that allows a religiously-controlled educational institution to request an exemption from full compliance with the law if "application of the law would conflict with specific tenets of the religion".

In a court of law, the application of that difference is usually clear (the maximum sentence for attempted murder is almost always less than the maximum sentence for murder).

The latter (i.e. anti-disrimination law) is often of application where some form of discriminatory 'treatment' has occurred (i.e. in the form of binding legal changes).

The core concept here is that government must accommodate religious beliefs that conflict with laws of general application.