Sentence examples for including statutes from inspiring English sources

The council found seven flaws, including statutes that it said would discriminate against domestic investors and pave the way for foreign domination.

The federal courts have been a bulwark against the Bush administration's relentless efforts to weaken 40 years' worth of environmental law, including statutes protecting the nation's forests, wetlands and endangered species.

Lawyers for Mr. Merkin had asked Judge Richard B. Lowe III to dismiss the complaint, arguing that it did not meet the standards required under the Martin Act, the state's antifraud statute, and failed to make valid legal claims under other provisions of New York law, including statutes protecting nonprofit organizations and establishing fiduciary duties.

With that interpretation of Clapper, the court may have raised the legal threshold for mounting challenges to laws that inhibit political speech, potentially including statutes that have yet to be written.

Alternatively, federal prosecutors may not be able to file manslaughter charges, but they have ample tools to punish such wrongdoing, including statutes that require reporting of adverse events and outlaw false statements to the government.

Laws that impede the parties to adoption from gaining significant information, including statutes that prevent adult adoptees from accessing their own original birth certificates, should be repealed since the Internet obviates their main contemporary rationale (i.e., preventing the affected parties from learning about and finding each other).

The paper presents a selected review of the literature including Statute, Case law, authoritative works and the medical press.

New York law includes statutes on harassment, but protection afforded under the First Amendment can make it difficult to prosecute electronic aggression, said Audrey Rogers, an associate professor at Pace Law School who has written on Internet-related crime.

Limitations on practice included: statute formulary, controlled substances, and formulary/protocols with a consulting physician.

She told Mr. Sessions that she had consistently acted "to vigorously defend all statutes, including the statute that embodies the 'don't ask, don't tell' policy".

Kagan asserted that in both cases, she had acted "consistently with the responsibility which I agree with you very much that I have, to vigorously defend all statutes, including the statute that embodies the 'don't ask, don't tell' policy".