Sentence examples for limited statute from inspiring English sources

It is not that the warrant has expired, but some crimes have a limited statute of limitations (period in which the suspect can be prosecuted).

At times Cameron has seemed to be willing to be flexible and accept a limited statute.

"We are in virgin territory here," Mr. Corwin said, adding that plaintiffs "have gone on record as saying they are going to try to pierce the limited liability statute".

Friday's editorial rightly judges that "For the press to oppose such a limited use of statute as a matter of principle would seem to be counter-productive".

The Second Circuit upheld personal liability despite the Utah state limited liability company statute that states that "failure of a company to maintain records, to hold meetings, or to observe any formalities...is not a ground for imposing personal liability on any member, manager, or employee for any debt, obligation, or liability of the company".

This last approach has become increasingly limited by environmental statutes.

And the FCC also has acted to reduce barriers to broadband expansion into unserved areas, as it did in preempting two state laws that prevented cities from expanding municipal-owned Internet networks, arguing the statutes limited broadband's reach to rural areas and the poor. .

The Miscarriage of Justice Support Unit attached to the high court does what it can, but it has a limited budget, and no statute requires that other agencies should cooperate.

"We're urging the homeowners' association to adopt a less limited interpretation of the statute," said Dan Pochoda, the legal director for the civil liberties group.

The combination of limited precedent and the statute's general language should provide the EPA with a broad array of options for setting the emission target and evaluating the adequacy of state plans to achieve it.

The intention now is to amend the statute in limited areas.