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

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

It was created on June 7, 1995 by national law 24,496.

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

So the national law would not be forced upon states.

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

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

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

The point is that the issues raised here are a matter for national private civil law.

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

"We were told that there would not be national legislation," the official said.

The law become a model for national legislation a few decades later.

Yet we cannot attempt to change the way the Americans deal with their own national legislation and legal system.

The Council position remained set on cases provided for in national legislation.

This confusion could lead to problems in some national legislation.

The approach taken to violence against women differs according to national legislation.

The report shows that there are a number of cases in which national legislation will need to be adapted.

Through that the States have the opportunity to retain their national legislation.

There are bound to be problems with national legislation here.

Every woman should have the right to decide under national legislation.

Torture is prohibited under international law and the domestic laws of most countries in the 21st century.

It does however permit application of either domestic or international law.

The court should not be allowed to intervene in the detail of domestic law, he added.

It also states that press freedoms can be limited "under domestic law."

The credit may be granted under domestic law and/or tax treaty.

All states are merely asked to take actions consistent with domestic and international law.

Neither the purpose of the charge, nor its name in domestic law, is relevant.

Article 10 has not been incorporated into English domestic law.

Venezuela wanted to make civil society participation subject to domestic law.

In some countries, treaties are considered of equal weight to domestic law.

The Convention does not prescribe a standard, so we almost necessarily must refer to the internal law of the forum state.

The decision concerning ratification, however, is determined by the parties' internal law and depends to a large degree on the subject agreed upon.

"We do insist that our internal laws be respected."

"I believe we were speaking of honoring internal law," replied Voers, but he sat down without saying more.

The member states must transpose the directive into internal law.

While these internal laws cannot offer residents any less than the statutory minimum, they can provide more.

He said the country's need for foreign investment, in particular, meant that "we have to improve our internal law and order situation."

This concern with internal law and order, rather than with external security, endured throughout the 20th century.

The way forward is clear: the Government must ensure respect for human rights and internal law.

It also states unambiguously that, where local customs and practices are concerned, internal national law applies.