Sentence examples for effect of the statutes from inspiring English sources

Business lobbyists have also expressed concern about the possible effect of the statutes, as corporations often favor foreign laws in contracts or tort disputes.

"Defendants' legitimate regulatory interests do not outweigh the burden on voters whose right to vote in the upcoming election would be burdened by the joint effect of the statute and the directive," Judge Eric Clay wrote.

What the courts in Garner v Burr shared was a knowledge of the meaning of the word 'vehicle', and what they disagreed over was the effect of the statute.

The sole dissenter was Justice John Paul Stevens, who said, "If conditions of confinement are such that a detainee has been punished twice in violation of the double jeopardy clause, it is irrelevant that the scheme has been previously labeled as civil without full knowledge of the effects of the statute".

In Agostini v. Felton (1997), the entanglement prong of the Lemon test was demoted to simply being a factor in determining the effect of the challenged statute or practice.

The net effect of this statute is to repudiate Delaware's Revlon rule.

But the insidious and more widespread effects of these statutes are the homophobia they license in the name of religion and the closeting tactics gay men and lesbians will surely adopt in response.

Plus, it has the effect of extending the IRS statute of limitations beyond the normal three years, so the IRS can examine all the years in question after the deferral period has passed.

In some cases Parliament is assured in the most explicit terms what the effect of a statute will be.

Some of the statutes, which deal with everything from consumer protection to gun control and healthcare, take effect at the stroke of midnight.

But the effect of New York's statute of limitations on this effort is already apparent.