Sentence examples for model laws from inspiring English sources

The network exists to forward what it calls "model" laws by drafting legislation that it then encourages to spread from state to state across the nation.

The Gosnell trial has "pulled back the cloak of secrecy about what abortion clinics are really like," said Charmaine Yoest, the president of Americans United for Life, which offers model laws for stringent clinic regulation.

It was written in Chicago by an influential anti-abortion organization, Americans United for Life, and included as the "Abortion-Inducing Drugs Safety Act" among 30 model laws made available for sponsorship by state legislators.

In one "action," the president "will host a summit on working families to highlight the policies that will ensure America's global economic competitiveness by supporting working families; showcase companies doing exemplary work in this space; and highlight model laws and policies from cities and states across the country in areas such as discrimination, flexibility and paid leave".

In the absence of patent, trademark, design and utility model laws, and their effective enforcement, advanced country firms will be rarely willing to license technology to developing countries.

New model coefficients, or new model laws are proposed whenever necessary so that current trends are adequately translated into reliable design models for future military aircraft.

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.