Sentence examples for latest statutes from inspiring English sources

Dressed in a charcoal suit and waistcoat, he makes a quiet speech of thanks to the 40-odd assembled members – film-makers, theatre directors, photographers, musicians and the like – and approves the latest statutes for the federation.

Last July, before the latest statute, the Pentagon repatriated a Sudanese man, Ibrahim al Qosi, after he pleaded guilty before a tribunal to conspiracy and supporting terrorism and served out his sentence as part of a deal.

The origins of the English Poor Law system can be traced as far back as late medieval statutes dealing with beggars and vagrancy but it was only during the Tudor period that the Poor Law system became codified.

But in their appeal, the defendants claimed that the July 27, 2010 indictment came too late, where the statutes of limitations are five years for conspiracy and six years for conspiracy to defraud the United States by violating tax laws.

The latest version reduces the statute of limitations on corruption-related offenses from ten years to three, making it extremely difficult to prosecute cases in time.

Any action today over the sale, she wrote, is too late under the statute of limitations.

It was unclear how the latest ruling would affect the statute of limitations in Mr. Berlusconi's various cases.

They both said the heirs' claims had been filed too late under the states' respective statutes of limitations.

California is the latest state to adopt a statute permitting what is called flexible-purpose corporations, new companies that are part social benefit and part low-profit entities.

Dr. Carhart's opponents insist that late-term procedures violate state and federal statutes as well as professional rules.

The Palestinian president has stated clearly for some time that if the UN Security Council does not address this problem, the UN's latest non-member state will join the Rome Statute which regulates the issue of the criminal court.