Sentence examples for model law from inspiring English sources

The Nazis used its model law as a basis for their own.

Its model law criminalizes only the buying of sex and offers support services to those who are bought.

Uniformity came to the process of organ donation beginning only in 1968, with the development of a model law that states could adopt.

One of these is a model law appearing to criminalize a procedure commonly used when a woman is more than 12 weeks pregnant.

In the emerging model, law students must add on a degree, certificate or other indication of readiness to engage in a particular practice area or industry.

On September 17th, a model law, drafted by Dr Puri and co-sponsored by UNESCO, will be unveiled at a meeting of Pacific island states in New Caledonia.

The main campaign group in the Irish Republic lobbying for a Swedish model law denied that their cause would be lost if parallel plans to bring in the same legislation in the north are defeated.

James Bopp, general counsel of the National Right to Life Committee, which drafted the model law on which the Nebraska statute and many of the others were based, called the decision a "radical expansion of the right to abortion".

Because of court challenges, however, only eight bans are now in full force across the country, said the National Right to Life Committee, which drafted a model law on which the Nebraska statute and many others were based.

The regulators reached a consensus here that a model law should be drafted for each state to regulate car sales over the Internet, although the details of the legislation have not been agreed upon.

Instead, most school resource officers who are either employees of the school district or a local law enforcement agency serve three roles under what's often called the "triad model": law-enforcement officer, counselor, and legal educator.