Sentence examples for law underpinning from inspiring English sources

Can it live with a bit of law underpinning the charter?

Myron Kandel, the host, said ambassadors used to cite "the ethics, values and rule of law" underpinning American business.

In November's elections Californians will vote in a referendum on the repeal of the law underpinning the state's planned emissions cuts.

But the European Union is closing in on a ruling that could force Germany to alter the law underpinning the state's stake.

He echoed comments to the inquiry last week by Times editor James Harding, who voiced fears that any new law underpinning press regulation could be easily made stronger by politicians at a later date to suppress newspapers.

Federal prosecutors on Thursday unveiled a revised corruption indictment of former Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich ahead of a United States Supreme Court ruling that may declare a law underpinning the case unconstitutional.

We want a secular law underpinned by human rights values to be applicable to all, without exception.

English law underpins a variety of legal systems worldwide.

The disclosures shed unprecedented light on the scale and sophistication of surveillance on both sides of the Atlantic – and the secret laws underpinning such programmes.

That Harrisburg is the state capital of Pennsylvania makes such transgressions all the more glaring.The laws underpinning security issuance in America are designed to enable all manner of even seemingly lunatic projects to be financed with the crucial caveat that disclosure should be comprehensive and accurate.

It was also a diplomatic capital, where he has hosted international summits and had bigwigs to stay.Throughout the 1990s, Mr Mubarak has justified his hold on power, and the draconian emergency laws underpinning it, by his need to fight terrorism and keep violent Islamists at bay.