Sentence examples for uniform laws from inspiring English sources

There also were relatively uniform laws about passing slaves from one generation to another.

The Constitution grants to Congress the power "to establish... uniform Laws on the subject of Bankruptcies".

Conquered territories were assimilated through intermarriage, uniform laws, and a common tradition of enmity to the Yoruba.

So reported Frank Tracy in 1898 in his report on the Committee on Uniform Laws of the American Bankers Associationn.

There are also no uniform laws around releasing a placenta from the hospital with most states allowing hospitals to set their own individual rules.

The court should use this opportunity to clarify the need for uniform laws in this area of vital national interest and stop the march of states taking immigration policy into their own hands.

"The uniform law has been adopted by many of the smaller rural counties," Mr. Grossman said.

After almost 40 years of preparation, an international conference at The Hague adopted in 1964 a Uniform Law on International Sales.

For American companies, its silver lining is that it offers one uniform law for all 27 countries in Europe.

This uniform law would be administered by a reproductive management commission, safely housed in Kevin Andrews' department of social services.

In Roe v Wade in 1973, the Supreme Court imposed a uniform law on a country divided and in flux on abortion.