Sentence examples for its statutes from inspiring English sources

But under its statutes, it can only do this for 12 months; thereafter, a debtor in arrears risks eventual suspension from membership.Argentina is due to repay $10.8 billion to the IMF by December 2003, but has only $9.4 billion in reserves.

Following the investigation in 2012, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith ordered it to reform its statutes and appointed a bishop to oversee changes.

With this in mind, BBMRI-ERIC is developing as one of its first activities, pan-European Common Services in the fields of Ethics and ICT, and it has in its statutes that research involving BBMRI-ERIC biobanks – and by proxy research in BBMRI Expert Centres – must comply with the rules and procedures of the participating biobanks and European-wide accepted ELSI standards.

Its statutes dictate that it must defer to national courts first.

Its statutes stipulate that it is to prosecute an atrocity crime only when the country involved is itself "unwilling or unable" to do so.

Since the DFG was founded in 1920, its statutes have assigned it the continuing responsibility of promoting "science in all its branches".

Wisconsin's move to strip tenure protection for state university professors from its statutes (and put it in the hands of the university's appointed political overseers) has stirred a muted and ambivalent response.

Fixed in its statutes are regulations that make it unlawful to evangelize a Malay, and if a Malay chooses to convert, there is a protocol through which they must go to complete their conversion.

Also, when the Senate GOP refused to confirm anyone to the NLRB in order to deny it a quorum and the ability to enforce its statutes, one wonders which party was the lawless one.

It says its statute merely empowers law enforcement to cooperate with federal officers.

Now that Rolling Hills has repealed its statute, it has caught up to the rest of the world, said Mr. Eskridge, the law professor.