Sentence examples for changes to statute from inspiring English sources

But as in so many areas of policy, it is not changes to statute law that may be the most important.

Additionally, the Court accepted the arguments that internship opportunities might be reduced if interns were included under the statute, and any changes to the statute should be made by the legislature.

The law was enacted over a decade ago; the F.T.C. recently proposed changes to the statute, to reflect advances in smartphone and geolocation technology.

This analysis overlooks and fails to recognize the specific and material changes to the statute which the Legislature made in 1999 that control these proceedings.

Congress may find it politically impossible to adopt changes to the statute that would arguably make it more difficult to pursue cases as long as the allegations of foreign bribery by a leading American company remain in the headlines.

The Chamber of Commerce, which hired a former attorney general, Michael B. Mukasey, to lobby for changes to the statute, has argued that aggressive application of the law has caused companies to shy away from overseas investments for fear of being scrutinized.

He fears that proposed changes to the statute allowing greater legal access to firearms would produce a significant uptick in violent crime.

Andres raised the possibility that certain changes to the statute could "send a message that we were sanctioning some type of bribery" -- or could create exploitable loopholes.

Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote a concurrence which stated that Congress was very careful to base the changes to the statute on inherent tribal powers and not on a delegation of authority.

"Our investigation will consider whether laws may have been broken and whether changes to state and federal statutes may be necessary," he said.

Westchester has some of the toughest gun laws in the state because of aggressive lobbying by local politicians in Albany, where all changes to gun statutes must be approved.