Sentence examples for enacted statute from inspiring English sources

"Second, it is also well settled that when two statutes are in conflict, the more recently enacted statute controls the older statute".

Second, it also is well-settled that when two statutes are in conflict, the more recently enacted statute controls the older statute.

The majority also believes that subsequently enacted statutes deprive the F.D.A. of jurisdiction.

After the Supreme Court struck down those tribunals, Congress enacted statutes in 2006 and 2009 resurrecting and overhauling the system.

The medieval Italian cities enacted statutes dealing with the collection and distribution of the assets of debtors, especially merchants, who had absconded or fraudulently caused insolvency.

(Finch was referring to recently enacted statutes that denied government loans and scholarships to students convicted of crimes in campus disorders).

It is important to note that, unlike Nebraska, some other states have enacted statutes more narrowly tailored to proscribing the D&X procedure alone.

Sixteen states have enacted statutes under which such defendants can be held in civil commitment indefinitely, with periodic review to see whether they can be safely released.

"It is not our role nor within our province to opine upon or adjudicate the constitutionality of duly enacted statutes," wrote Lynn H. Gibson, the general counsel of the accountability office.

In keeping with the "broad Congressional power to legislate in connection with the elections of the president and vice president," Congress has enacted statutes to implement the constitutional framework governing the Electoral College.

Article II charges him to "take care that the laws be faithfully executed"; this duty, combined with appointment and recess-appointment powers, requires an irreducible minimum of presidential authority to appoint officials when the appointments are essential to execute duly enacted statutes.