Sentence examples for established by statute from inspiring English sources
The most plausible comparison is with Ireland's Press Council, which is recognised in statute but was not established by statute.
In 1866 a hydrographic office was established by statute, and in 1962 it was renamed the U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office.
He noted, too, that even the right to be a conscientious objector to military service was established by statute and theoretically could be overturned by Congress.
It must be established by statute to secure its independence and its public purpose must be defined with great clarity to ward off subsidy seekers.
The judicial branch is composed of a Supreme Court of Justice, whose magistrates are selected by the National Assembly, and of other tribunals as established by statute.
Established by statute, its formal remit does not to extend to examining the fiscal plans of the opposition, and it would require the agreement of the coalition itself for the remit to be extended.
Mr. McCain's citizenship was established by statutes covering the offspring of Americans abroad and laws specific to the Canal Zone as Congress realized that Americans would be living and working in the area for extended periods.
But those rivalries are divided by political lines established by statutes, and the lineages of families that dare not cross a state line.
Because Connecticut's boards of education are established by state statute, they appear to be not subject to local control.
It had been clear for months that the increased militancy of the Negro organizations and the agitation to codify and establish by statute those "rights" that the courts hold are already part of the law (all the current legislation is really aimed at the elimination of civil "wrongs") would breed resistance in the North as well as in the South.
