Sentence examples similar to a function prescribed by statute from inspiring English sources

However, any person who performs a function prescribed in this part shall perform that function in accordance with this part.

591, 657 (1834) (distinguishing the author's common law right to "obtain redress against anyone who... by improperly obtaining a copy [of his unpublished work] endeavors to realize a profit by its publication" from rights in a published work, which are prescribed by statute); Press Publishing Co.

"If an applicant satisfies all the requirements prescribed by statute and rule," the office concluded, "the license will be issued".

11 Neither their procedure nor their jurisdiction has been prescribed by statute.

Our analysis has already revealed that public authorities, pure and quasi/functional, automatically fall within the public law scope, and consequently, their organization and actions need to be in keeping with public law norms - a normative state of affairs that may be recognized merely as a matter of unwritten law, but which is sometimes also explicitly prescribed by statute.

However, the Australian approach was prescribed by statute and not by judges.

Its general duty in such cases is also prescribed by statute.

Their duties were prescribed by their contracts and it does not appear to what extent, if at all, they were defined or prescribed by statute.

Tuition and fees are prescribed by statute and are subject to change at the discretion of the Trustees.

It is nowhere said in the Interstate Commerce Act that this duty or any other duty prescribed by statute is to be enforced only through the action of the Commission.

He again emphasized that the jurisdiction of military commissions is not prescribed by statute but is rather "adapted in each instance to the need that called it forth".