Standards of laws represent the established guidelines and principles that govern behavior within a society. They define what is considered acceptable and unacceptable conduct, ensuring order and justice. These standards serve to protect individual rights and promote the common good, while also providing a framework for resolving disputes. Ultimately, they reflect the values and priorities of the community they serve.
Laws set standards in many areas . some laws help make sure that supermarket scales , gasoline pumps , and other measuring devices are accurate . Others set standards for education , including courses of study and attendance requirements .
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Laws are made in a democracy by people that the voters have selected to represent them.
Laws are made in a democracy by people that the voters have selected to represent them.
the represent on behalf of the areas that they represent, make laws as well
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Laws of the host country.
No. Those laws and theories represent our best understanding of the underlying laws of nature; this understanding can change over time. Mainly, as we get a better understanding of how nature works, we refine the laws and theories.Also, many of the laws are intentional simplifications of the underlying reality.
Laws of the host country.
They were designed to preserve health standards.
The represent the first known codified laws, the basis of modern state.
The will of the people as expreseed through their elected represenatives.,