Sentence examples for draft statute for from inspiring English sources

In 1992 the General Assembly directed the International Law Commission to prepare a draft statute for an International Criminal Court.

Unfortunately, in the ongoing negotiations on the draft statute for such a court, the Clinton Administration seeks to preserve a Security Council veto over the prosecutor's docket and to deny the prosecutor the authority to initiate investigations without a Security Council or state complaint.

"The agreement signed is a huge step backward," Lloyd Axworthy, a former foreign minister from Canada who helped draft statutes for the court, told reporters in Bogotá today.

George I having agreed to Walpole's proposal, Anstis was commissioned to draft statutes for the Order of the Bath.

In the article supporting the draft statute, Harlow argues that "a corporation may be directly responsible for the deaths of the employees, consumers, and members of the general public with whom it interacts".

In the autumn of 1871, Levski and Angel Kanchev published the Instruction of the Workers for the Liberation of the Bulgarian People, a BRCC draft statute containing ideological, organisational and penal sections.

The draft statute is also ambiguous about the legal test to be applied: whether the reporting must objectively be in the public interest or whether it is sufficient for the journalist to reasonably believe it to be so.

This was confirmed to me by his minister of justice, who is working on the draft statute.

The Council and the Legislature have been working together for decades to draft statutes governing corporate law, and SB 236 was a typical exercise, drafted with near-unanimous approval by the members of the Council and Senate sponsors.

For all their appeal to universal values, their draft statutes are a response to the radical Islam so many liberals and leftists have ignored or indulged.

iRobert Hooke's draft statutes (1663) of the Royal Society, quoted after Van den Daele ([1978]): 25.