organic law (Meaning)
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organic law (n)
law determining the fundamental political principles of a government
Synonyms & Antonyms of organic law
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organic law Sentence Examples
- The Organic Law on Education establishes the fundamental principles and rights in the Spanish educational system.
- Organic laws in Mexico are constitutional amendments that regulate specific aspects of the country's political and social life.
- The Organic Law of the Judiciary in Chile defines the structure and functions of the judicial branch.
- Amendments to organic laws in Brazil require a qualified majority vote in both houses of Congress.
- The Organic Law on Freedom of Assembly in Argentina protects the right to gather peacefully and express dissent.
- Organic laws in Nicaragua are passed with a majority vote of at least two-thirds of the National Assembly.
- The Organic Law of the Armed Forces in Peru governs the organization, structure, and responsibilities of the military.
- Organic laws in Tunisia provide the constitutional framework for fundamental rights and freedoms.
- Amendments to organic laws in France must be approved by both houses of Parliament and subsequently ratified by popular referendum.
- The Organic Law on the Rights of the Child in Colombia guarantees the protection and fulfillment of children's rights.
FAQs About the word organic law
law determining the fundamental political principles of a government
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The Organic Law on Education establishes the fundamental principles and rights in the Spanish educational system.
Organic laws in Mexico are constitutional amendments that regulate specific aspects of the country's political and social life.
The Organic Law of the Judiciary in Chile defines the structure and functions of the judicial branch.
Amendments to organic laws in Brazil require a qualified majority vote in both houses of Congress.
