Sentence examples for driving statutes from inspiring English sources

Currently, infractions involving cell phones come under careless driving statutes in many states, including New Jersey.

But in South Dakota, lawmakers in 2007 excluded bicycles, tricycles and any other "unpowered foot-pedal conveyance" from the drunken-driving statutes, arguing that this might help intoxicated people find safer ways home.

But he plans to return to driving when, under company statutes, he has seen out a maximum third three-year term (if re-elected next year).

We have statutes that can, at least to the prescribed ages, protect our children from cigarettes, alcohol, voting, driving and joining the military.

This month it became the first state to make driving while fatigued, defined as not having slept in 24 hours, a form of recklessness under its vehicular-homicide statute.

Not driving?

"You're driving".

Likes driving.

No driving.

[Terror charges] are a very convenient, very vague, and overly broad statute that Uzbek officials and the president in particular have been using for the last 20 years as way of silencing and driving fear into the minds of activists".

Civil society initiatives were a driving force for international justice since before the Court was created and many of those who were present when the Rome Statute was adopted continue to work for its improvement.