Sentence examples for any statute from inspiring English sources

Veto "any statute that exempts members of Congress".

In Virginia, Democrats introduced one of the most comprehensive pro-choice measures this year in the form of Whole Women's Health Act, which sought to make sure that "any statute that places a burden on a woman's access to abortion without conferring any legitimate health benefit is unenforceable".

He said: "We should pursue them without any statute of limitations and should know all of them by name.

Any statute only gives Government, or anyone else, the powers that are stated on the face of the legislation.

Consider President George W. Bush and his hundreds of signing statements, asserting his power to disobey any statute passed by Congress when it conflicted with his ideology.

"We deny any statute of limitations for the inhuman crimes committed against the Hungarian nation and its citizens under the National Socialist and Communist dictatorships," the Constitution says.

"Do you think that was just carelessness on the court's part?" she asked of the expansive language she had used, including the phrase "any relevant statute or regulation".

"The prince denies any impropriety and violating any statutes in the United Kingdom or the United States".

I haven't had time to check for an update, or to see whether the town has any statutes cracking down on this waste.

Historically, a healthy dose of retrospective shame, the genius of our independent judiciary and, above all, the resilience of our Constitution have helped ensure that any statutes or policies rashly undertaken while in the grip of such fear didn't survive for long.

Vermont is the only state that did not adopt any statutes prohibiting or regulating the concealed carry of guns, and has no specific prohibition against carrying guns in churches, so it is, perhaps unintentionally, the first state to allow guns in churches.