Sentence examples for fail statutes from inspiring English sources
Tim's work with this committee, overseen by Ben Bernanke, our lead independent director, is designed to put Citi in compliance with the Volcker Act's Too Big to Fail statutes.
Where are the House and Senate when the major objectives of our two most important environmental statutes fail year after year?
Justice Ginsberg has noted that some statutes fail to distinguish between someone who might be a genuine danger to the community and someone who has been successfully rehabilitated.
There are many other federal and state statutes that fail to speak to intent, and their numbers grow with each legislative session, creating an ever-increasing risk that people will be subjected to criminal prosecution for innocent actions.
Therefore, a motion to limit liability under the statute would fail, she added.
The law was considered to be a step forward because it finally defined bullying, which previous state statutes failed to do.
Almost invariably, these statutes, when tested, fail to pass constitutional muster.
The statute failed because it allowed confidential proceedings.
This was because the judge's instructions to the jury, which were diluted to reflect the prosecutors' (erroneous) interpretation of the relevant statute, failed to ask the jurors to decide whether Arthur Andersen knew it was doing something illegal.
The Rome Statute fails to define a state, and there is no international recognition board for aspirant states, leaving it to the I.C.C. itself to make such a determination.
