law in Europe

For more information, see our guide on competition law in Europe.

For services to human rights, democracy and the rule of law in Europe.

The right to privacy is a highly developed area of law in Europe.

So why should we have to approve an outdated law in Europe?

A tough new anti-spam law in Europe will help, he said.

These are the issues you need to talk about if you want to save the rule of law in Europe.

The country with the tightest banking laws in Europe at the moment.

The compromise bill, making good on a campaign promise, is more restrictive than other similar laws in Europe.

I am talking about uniform electoral law in Europe.

Switzerland today has the toughest automobile emissions control laws in Europe.

Bruce Buck has been practicing law in Europe since 1983.

Afterward, the Swiss government passed what are thought to be the first environmental protection laws in Europe.

He issued the first modern laws in Europe to protect, defend and preserve archaeological sites.

See our guide on taxation law in Europe.

We may have laws in Europe, but we have no national conscience.

But we also need clear-cut, comprehensible laws in Europe.

Critics say the measure, signed on Thursday, will be the most restrictive religion law in Europe.

Mining law in Europe originated from medieval common law.

But France, where the accident took place, has one of the strictest privacy laws in Europe.

He said: 'Britain already has some of the tightest firearms laws in Europe.

Mr President, we are beginning to establish a common asylum and immigration law in Europe.

He said preservation laws in Europe, particularly in France, would have prevented such a change.

Ireland has the most restrictive abortion laws in Europe, and still several thousand of its citizens travel elsewhere to end their pregnancies each year.

In fact, we think that the problems of contract law in Europe should respond to two key needs, which go hand in hand.

My country has enacted one of the most generous naturalisation laws in Europe, precisely in order to meet those people halfway.