Sentence examples for law which emphasizes from inspiring English sources

Sudan is partially ruled by Islamic law, which emphasizes modest dress for women.

The test reflects the philosophy and principles behind the No Child Left Behind law, which emphasizes literacy and math, and has imposed testing for children starting in the third grade as a key to raising academic achievement.

This suggests that perhaps the law – which emphasizes reporting, investigations and disciplinary actions - has greater immediate impact in high schools.

"The good news is that Indonesia has a National Youth Law which emphasizes the need to develop the capacities of young people," said Angela Kearney.

An earlier Conservative government introduced the current foreign investment laws, which emphasize inviting rather than controlling foreign capital.

However, the motivations of the anti-science group in China are either blindness or narrow-minded nationalistic defences against imported modern science or even post-modernism gained from traditional Chinese philosophy, which emphasizes human orders over natural laws.

Judge E frankly said: "Case reasons can be adjusted during the trial process, which emphasizes substantive justice rather than the procedural justice advocated by laws".

This means calling for restorative justice – which emphasizes social reintegration, rather than punishment – in the case of all children in contact with the law.

Any discipline which emphasizes movement requires flexibility.

It is an external style which emphasizes power.

In modern architecture, as in modern painting, Renaissance laws of composition, which emphasized the symmetry and balance of semi-independent units, have been supplanted by principles that imply the continuity of the whole and remove distinctions between parts.