Synonyms for u. s. code
u. s. code

Princeton's WordNet

1. United States Code, U. S. Codenoun

   a consolidation and codification by subject matter of the general and permanent laws of the United States; is prepared and published by a unit of the United States House of Representatives

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1. • Law
   • Legal Code

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1. Jonathan Butcher:

   Critical race theory is meant to be applied, those who write about critical race theory say it has an activist dimension. By applying these ideas, they are trying to undermine the Civil Rights Act, the most important civil rights law in federal code. We’re saying, ‘You cannot require someone to act or believe on this idea that conflicts with federal law.’.

2. Charles Wesley:

   I've been focusing more on learning penal code, criminal code of procedure and the things that will keep me from doing something that I shouldn't be doing because I don't know the law the way I should know it.

3. Leland Melvin:

   It's really about three things : access, opportunity and belief in themselves, we have to make sure kids get it, because every ZIP code does not have access and we have Katherine Johnsons in the wings waiting to do great things, but don't have that access to those opportunities. The opportunities are there, and we just need to keep pumping in that inspiration.

4. William Stewart:

   In the military, I was all about repair, replace, maintain, i had no clue that there was a National Electric Code, and there was a reason why certain devices were put in certain places or at what heights or anything like that.

5. The NYCLU:

   Today, New York State took a historic vote to protect women's rights and autonomy. The Reproductive Health Act recognizes reproductive health care as a fundamental right. The Reproductive Health Act takes abortion out of the criminal code and puts it where women's health belongs -- in the public health law. The Reproductive Health Act recognizes the range of medical professionals that women can turn to, expanding access to early care.