"the applicable laws" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it any time you want to refer to particular laws or regulations that are relevant to a certain situation or context. For example, "When preparing the document, we must ensure that it is in compliance with the applicable laws of the state."
Similarly, Harold Hongju Koh, Legal Adviser of the U.S. State Department, said in 2010 that "under domestic law, the use of lawful weapons systems consistent with the applicable laws of war for precision targeting of specific high-level belligerent leaders when acting in self-defense or during an armed conflict is not unlawful, and hence does not constitute 'assassination'".
But under domestic law, the use of lawful weapons systems — consistent with the applicable laws of war — for precision targeting of specific high-level belligerent leaders when acting in self-defense or during an armed conflict is not unlawful, and hence does not constitute "assassination".
The agency violated no procedures and complied with the applicable laws and regulations, she concluded.
We abide and respect the applicable laws in the countries and the rules by the United Nations.
"Police have a lot of work to do to educate and train officers in the applicable laws," Ms. Henry said.
This contract should define the duties and responsibilities of the SRO, as well as the applicable laws, rules and regulations.
"I'm outraged when people trash the applicable law".
The agency says it is studying the applicable law with the Justice Department.
The Applicable Law The abiding principle governing all election law in Florida is set forth in article I, section 1, Florida Constitution: SECTION 1. Political power.
Although Mr. Yoo's memos made a mockery of the applicable law, they at least had the approval of the Office of Legal Counsel.
The applicable law provides that bias or partiality, or even the appearance thereof, constitute grounds for vacating an arbitration award.
