Sentence examples for detailed statute from inspiring English sources

Florida has a long and detailed statute governing condominiums, but there is little enforcement, Bergemann said.

"The more detailed a statute gets, as it becomes increasingly encrusted with preferences, the easier it is to work loopholes," he said in an interview with The New York Times in 1969.

The detailed provisions of the statute will remain in place.

There is a detailed federal habeas corpus statute at 28 U.S.C.

It is hoped that this ruling, alongside the Law Commission's detailed recommendations for a new statute, encourage the government to take the matter more seriously".

The Malicious Damage Act 1861 was a Victorian consolidation statute which set out detailed protections of property, most of which have now been superseded by the Criminal Damage Act 1971.

We promptly passed a statute, in public and with detailed rationale available in the Congressional Record, broadening law enforcement powers to fight terrorism.

One Vatican official said in an interview today that Rome could never agree to a policy that "did not give a more detailed description of abuse and have some statute of limitations".

A series of later statutes rendered the procedure more flexible, made detailed provision for penalties and their execution, and added a number of new offenses.

Most property rights for women emerged in piecemeal fashion over the course of decades, and, because judges frequently interpreted the statutes narrowly, women often had to agitate repeatedly for more expansive and detailed legislation.

In modern times the statutes issued prior to 1285 are sometimes treated as common law rather than statute law, as these laws tended to restate existing law or give it a more detailed expression.