Sentence examples for uniform law rules from inspiring English sources
Because of the essentially international character of aviation, a large part of air law is either international law or international uniform law (rules of national law that have by agreement been made internationally uniform).
There is a position - not at all unfamiliar in contemporary discussion - which says that to be a citizen is essentially and simply to be under the rule of the uniform law of a sovereign state, in such a way that any other relations, commitments or protocols of behaviour belong exclusively to the realm of the private and of individual choice.
There are also no uniform laws around releasing a placenta from the hospital with most states allowing hospitals to set their own individual rules.
In many areas of the federal banking laws, banks are already subject to uniform laws.
The contracting states to the Warsaw convention seek to reduce and eliminate problems of conflict of laws by agreeing to adopt uniform rules in their internal laws governing the international carriage of persons, baggage, or cargo by aircraft.
Without nearly uniform worldwide rules on keeping financial records and making them available to investigators, the battle against money laundering that finances terrorism cannot succeed, said Jonathan Winer, a Washington lawyer who led the State Department's law enforcement efforts from 1994 to 1999.
"Having uniform federal rules would be helpful if done correctly, but there are many technical issues that will need to be addressed," said Allen R. Bromberger, a lawyer specializing in nonprofit law.
Do we need uniform medication rules between states?
For cases not expressly covered by the conditions, there was a uniform conflicts rule that declared the law of the seller's country applicable.
It will cut costs and increase legal certainty by replacing the current patchwork of laws in Europe with a single uniform set of rules for all 27 European Union countries.
