Sentence examples for laws and codes from inspiring English sources

He supports the laws and codes that prohibit profiling, he said.

So programmed are they, so controlled by laws and codes and rules, that the human being withers.

About the separation between the sexes, it is stated by laws and codes, but the latter are changing, especially concerning workplaces.

Laws and codes of practice may serve to ameliorate a fraction of the damage caused by the wars waged by large armies.

New York developed America's first laws and codes to regulate housing density in response to the appalling squalor of the slums, conditions that even shocked Charles Dickens when he visited in 1842.

Maqroll instead presents himself as one of the bad guys, "on the periphery of laws and codes," and proposes that bad guys aren't so bad, as they smuggle and pimp and deal their way through the world.

The county charter, a hefty document about six inches thick, hasn't been updated since 1995, meaning all laws and code changes passed since then have not been incorporated.

He said a monitoring group was working with the factories to ensure that the factories came into compliance with the law and codes of conduct.

Geologists may seek voluntary membership of one or more of nearly 300 geological societies and institutes around the world (Geology.com website).13 Members are invariably bound by the entity's constitution, by-laws and codes that commonly cover conduct, ethics and mineral reporting.

There are some, however, who condemn Lincoln's "tyrannical behavior in trashing the Constitution and waging war on civilians in violation of international law and codes of morality".

Real estate agents have been educated about the requirements of the law and codes of ethics in the industry have changed.