national law

Members of the national law society took him to court.

So the national law would not be forced upon states.

Every high school has to have at least two; it's like a national law.

Under national law, women have the same rights as men do in a marriage relationship.

He was a prominent member of both the local and national law society.

A judge's ruling in one case does not set national law.

National law required sick pay for people working over ten hours per week.

Heart of the Earth has coordinated a national law education program.

Are we asking consumers to give up some of the rights they have under national law?

A push for a national law failed a few years ago, and states have since taken the lead.

It's also true that America badly needs a national law.

But parts of the new national law have been challenged recently.

It is one of the national law schools established in India.

The third issue that we must address as part of our new efforts is European and national laws.

Those rights are determined by national law, and there is no general rule of specific performance.

In this case, the procedures of both Community and national law apply.

There must be efficient national laws to deal with it.

But one cannot claim that the treaty has become part of national law.

In 1918 a national law limited the tax to corporations and increased the rates.

More than 70% of national law is based on decisions taken in Brussels.

The single market programme requires each member state to turn 279 rules and regulations into national law.

One of them has to be transposed into national law.

The Agency, however, does not have the authority to examine the effect of national laws.

In addition to National law the judge may decide based on justice and equality.

But the best guarantee of free access would be a national law, advocates say.