Sentence examples for of different statutes from inspiring English sources

While staff members from the two entities spoke about their efforts, they were looking at potential violations of different statutes and their investigations took place separately.

To characterize the first element as a "distortion," however, requires the concurrence to second-guess the way in which the state court resolved a plain conflict in the language of different statutes.

Justice Scalia suggested various approaches the federal government could take to make sure the states confined dangerous people after they had served their sentences, prompting a response from Justice John Paul Stevens. "I guess we can all think of a lot of different statutes," Justice Stevens said.

17 Fourth, given the uniqueness of the different statutes or bylaws prohibiting outdoor smoking and the culture and social norms of different jurisdictions, these findings may not be easily generalisable to other localities.

Different statutes of limitations dictate claims on private collections, and the rising value of the disputed artworks has raised the stakes for everyone.

There are different statutes of limitation for bringing actions against wrongdoers to recover funds.

"Based on my reading of different state statutes, it is not clear if it is illegal or not," said Mike Godwin, a lawyer who is the author of "Cyber Rights: Defending Free Speech in the Digital Age" (Times Books, 1998).

Mr. Sarao traded bets on stock market indices, and so is accused by the Commodities Futures Trading Commission and Department of Justice of violating an entirely different statute than the one enforced by the SEC (and a different portion of the statute than arguably covered spoofing prior to 2010).

Adem, who cut off his 2-year-old daughter's clitoris with a pair of scissors, was prosecuted under a different statute than Nagarwala.

Since 2004, the Supreme Court has refused to review several Nazi-era art cases, most recently in June when it decided not to review a case brought against the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena, Calif., which ran afoul of a different deadline statute.

Every state (and country) has different legal statutes covering any changes of identification that mostly apply to changing names but can also cover other identifiers like gender.