The part of a sentence "laws and practices in" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to laws and practices applicable or unique to a particular region or country. For example: "The laws and practices in India regarding marriage can vary based on the couple's religious beliefs."
Similar stampedes have changed laws and practices in Europe and Latin America.
After further research we felt confident that the laws and practices in the USA ensured that surrogate mothers were not being taken advantage of.
This should worry us, in part because the techniques used for marking, shaming and controlling sex offenders have come to serve as models for laws and practices in other domains.
Images were collected from Cayo Santiago field station, the Primate Ecology Section of the National Institutes of Health Laboratory of Perinatal Physiology, which abides by US laws and practices in the ethical treatment of animals.
The focus is the improvement of the nutritional status of the infant, in the hope that other health interventions (national programs on mother and child health, on reproductive health, family planning programs including free contraceptives for disadvantaged people, IEC campaigns) and social protection (new laws and practices in child protection) will lower child abandonment in maternity wards.
But changing the law and practices in Britain whose colonial yoke is sometimes blamed, rightly or wrongly, for exploiting and exacerbating India's social divisions would be a good start.
Migrant children often fall through gaps in laws, policies and practices in the current common EU protection framework.
Birney was trained in law and practiced in Danville.
Law and practice in Switzerland are quite similar.
"In the supreme court, that expressly includes the need for expertise in the law and practice in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
A senior high court judge will also carry out a review of Scottish criminal law and practice in light of the ruling.
