Sentence examples for in separate statutes from inspiring English sources

With food, nutrition, and early childhood programs among the few exceptions, welfare and education laws have largely been embodied in separate statutes and administered by different agencies.

Nebraska has recognized this constitutional limitation in its separate statute generally proscribing postviability abortions.

But that argument would require DoJ to admit that CALEA applied in the first instance and that the term "telecommunications equipment" is ambiguous and should be interpreted by how Congress later, in a separate statute, applied it.

It is one provision in the state's self-defense law, not a separate statute.

Is the Court simply invoking the doctrine, developed in other AWA cases, that the AWA doesn't apply where there is a separate statute that addresses the issue?

A separate statute, the Prevention of Crime Act 1953, makes it an offence to have an offensive weapon in a public place.

Under a separate statute, much of that information can become public years after Trump leaves office.

A separate statute says that if someone "willfully and maliciously" destroys property on certain federal lands, then he or she could face a fine of up to $250,000 and five years in prison.

A separate statute allows the president to terminate or defer Army civil works projects in the event of a national emergency and apply the freed-up resources to matters deemed essential to national defense.

· Creates a separate statute for the crime of possession of drugs.

Most notably, legal observers said, John Walker Lindh, the so-called American Taliban, and Enaam M. Arnaout, a Muslim fund-raiser in Chicago, were charged with supporting Al Qaeda in separate cases under the 1996 statute.