Sentence examples for chapter of the law from inspiring English sources

Despite the apparent standoff between Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill, some have suggested that it doesn't have to be an either-or proposition — that Congress could outline, in an entirely new chapter of the law, exactly what the FCC's powers should be for the Internet age.

One possible solution is working with the state legislature to move the ridesharing industry under its own chapter of the law, which would avoid regulating the business under antiquated rules.

(The "Chapters" discussed here are chapters of the laws that govern bankruptcies - the U.S. Bankruptcy Code).

Chapter 468 of the Laws 1909, Amending Chapter 4 of the Laws of 1891.

Compiled and Published by New York State War Council Pursuant to the Provisions of Chapter 573 of the Laws of 1942.

The Medical Society of the State of New York was created by Chapter 138 of the Laws of 1806.

To protect the North Dakota farmer against these frauds practiced by local buyers its Legislature enacted chapter 138 of the Laws of 1919.

That the defendant is the duly appointed, organized, and acting railroad commission of Oregon, under the provisions of chapter 53 of the Laws of Oregon for the year 1907.

During his illness Don Halperin advocated and secured passage of significant affordable housing legislation, (Chapter 714 of the Laws of 2005) which provides more realistic evaluation and assessment rates on rental properties with restricted income issues.

The New York State Department of Health has circulated the information that effective Jan . 12 a new law (Chapter 418 of the laws of 1989) classifies anabolic steroids as Schedule II controlled substances, and henceforth physicians must follow elaborate rules in prescribing and dispensing any of them, as well as regulating how much can be prescribed.

On the 18th of April, 1907, the legislature passed an act (chapter 232 of the laws of that year), which established rates for the transportation of certain commodities (not included in the Western Classification) between stations in that state.