formal law

This was the first formal law on land transportation in the country.

This right can be limited by formal law; delegation is possible.

A formal law for this purpose was introduced in October 1990.

This right can be limited by formal law, but only to safeguard public order.

Although not considered to be formal laws within society, norms still work to promote a great deal of social control.

Any exception to these principles can only be made by formal law; no delegation is possible.

On July 10, 1869 he was appointed to the kingdom's supreme court, despite never having any formal law school training.

Even recent history in the provinces is one of control by complex tribal systems rather than formal laws.

Article 106 states that formal law regulates the monetary system.

Few of these constables had any formal law enforcement training, hours were often long and pay was low.

No formal law enforcement training was required to become a liquor inspector.

She wants us to see fashion as a modern art with its own formal laws and history, like painting or architecture.

Any penal measure not based on formal law was prohibited.

So important was the client-patron relationship that there were formal laws governing it.

Formal law can limit the right to vote to resident nationals only but presently does not.

As such, a social order achieved through formal laws does not come with the additional benefit of better citizenry.

With such concepts came the notion of defining and restricting state power in formal law.

This finding confirms a substantial gap between the formal law and its enforcement by police.

They were on the side of formal laws.

Japan is the only country in the G8 countries that has a formal law requiring a person to change their surname on marriage.

This can only be violated on order of a judge and only in those cases indicated by formal law.

Other duties may be attributed by formal law (Subarticle 3).

After a formal law was issued, the radio station was transferred to the civil government in 28 January 1949.

All other issues pertaining the elections are regulated by formal law; delegation is possible (Article 59).

It is worth noting, however, that even Confucius did not advocate for the elimination of formal laws.