Sentence examples for According to statute from inspiring English sources
According to statute, programs at proprietary schools are supposed to provide credentials to students that ultimately lead to "gainful employment," but those terms were never explicitly defined.
When the number of Scottish MPs falls after the Boundary Commission report, the ranks of constituency members of the Scottish Parliament should, according to statute, be reduced by the same amount.
We also know that in medieval England, for example, according to statute law, rape of a virgin was legally equated with maiming, that is, losing a limb.
Answer: It's a trick question, because, according to statute 245.01 per the Appeals Court of The State/City of New York, it is completely legal for a woman or a man to opt not to wear a shirt (or bra) in public.
According to "Statutes on Licensing of Private (Non-governmental) Security Services" non-governmental (private) security services and private detective services are subject to licensing.
The CRA came to be under legislation pushed by then-Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga).. Lawmakers wanted an easier way to undo regulations, even though agencies can only issue them according to statutes written by Congress. .
According to statutes of the Medical Association North Rhine the responsible ethic committee has to judge ethical and judicial aspects of biomedical research projects with humans and of epidemiological research with individual-related data which include identifying variables.
According to state statute, public schools must have 180 instructional days, said Frank Belluscio of the New Jersey School Boards Association.
It begins: The Department of Corrections will carry out the punishment of death, as defined by and according to state statute, in a timely and efficient manner.
I recently learned that report card grades for gym cannot be pass/ fail -- they must be actual grades, according to state statute.
According to state statute, "a child residing in a dwelling located in more than one town shall be considered a resident of each town in which the dwelling is located and may attend school in any one of such towns".
