Sentence examples for more statutes from inspiring English sources

"Given that we had 21 criminal justice acts passed over the 13 years of the last administration, I am sure that Labour [MPs] will understand why we are loth to find even more statutes to put on the statute book".

It may also take an intermediate approach and use a validated test under one or more statutes for some purposes but not others (ICCVAM 1997).

For Lord Black's not-a-hint-of-statute-required, totally-self-regulatory plan to work, we require not only an underpinning statute to compel newspaper proprietors to sign the contract and more statute to establish a parallel legal system of press complaints for those signed up.

Every now and then, the law has a cull to remove its more superannuated statutes, thus creating space in the book for new ways for the jackboot of state to stamp on our faces forever.

In Washington, the first state in the country to pass a stringent "three strikes" law by popular initiative a decade ago, a bipartisan group of legislators passed several laws this year reversing some of their more punitive statutes.

Keep in mind that both the states and the federal government are enacting ever more criminal statutes.

And, according to Bloomberg, the US Department of Justice has opened a criminal probe, which could result in charges against the company under criminal provisions of the US Clean Air Act or more general statutes against fraud.

States can choose to follow CLIA or adopt more stringent statutes and regulations.

"So, these studies will probably lead to even more rigorous statutes, rules, and regulations to protect children".

Although there tend to be more cases, statutes do crop up every now and again.

Whitaker's appointment is "also in conflict with a more specific statute and that is: There is a succession statute for the Justice Department," Schiff added.