Sentence examples for implementing a statute from inspiring English sources

This Court need not inquire whether the degree of deference described in Chevron U.S. A. Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., 467 U.S. 837, 844, is in order; the well-reasoned views of the agencies implementing a statute constitute a body of experience and informed judgment to which courts and litigants may properly resort for guidance.

Since 2014, a Michigan law has limited Tesla Motors' capacity to sell in the state, after the Republican-led legislature implemented a statute that banned the company's only method of selling its cars to consumers.

European leaders are scrambling to try and prevent U.S. sanctions from impacting European business in Iran and are threatening to implement a "blocking statute" that apparently can ban European companies from adhering to U.S. sanctions.

By implementing a policy of regional devolution, that has existed on the statute for two decades but never in fact, he would go a long way to meeting the basic political demand of most Tamils.

Reid's bill would expand background checks to all commercial sales, create a national commission on mass violence, implement a federal trafficking statute and enhance school safety measures.

Thus, efforts to enact a statute, to implement a rule or regulation or to initiate actions taken by an elected or appointed body that affects a specific constituency are the subject matter discussed here.

In the early 1980s Canada also implemented a federal rape shield statute, although part of that law was struck down in 1991 because the justices found that mounting a defense was made too arduous.

University of Maryland law student Laura Dunn lobbied for the passage of Campus SaVE and is now part of an advisory committee on implementing the statute.

Settlements are also war crimes under Australian domestic law implementing that statute.

One week after enactment of the bill, organization C sends a letter to Agency B providing detailed proposed rules that organization C suggests to Agency B as the appropriate standards to follow in implementing the statute on licensing of day care providers.

"The Dream Act order is a decision by a president to implement a policy when Congress wouldn't give him the statute," said Kenneth Mayer, a University of Wisconsin professor of political science.