Sentence examples for of existing statutes from inspiring English sources
"On a de facto basis, that's going on in the state now," said Senator James J. Lack, the Senate Judiciary Committee chairman, "and what the chief judge has done within the context of existing statutes and the Constitution is great".
It was a "violation of existing statutes," the attorney warned Romney.
The DEA wrote in a letter this week: "Our position is based on the well-settled principle that repeals of existing statutes by implication are not favored.
I can see it now -- juries of our peers seizing our republic from the hands of elected representatives and Supreme Court Justices who no longer care a whit about their will, much less the intent of the Framers of our Constitution, by rendering decisions that may go against the letter of existing statutes, but that would make our Founders proud.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said the policy was based on existing statutes and was intended to make good use of strained resources.
The Ordainers also took care to confirm and elaborate on existing statutes, and reforms were made to the criminal law.
The best way forward is for Congress to sidestep the damages question and instead add five amendments to existing statutes that would improve the processing of patents, reduce lawsuits and speed up the arrival of innovations on the market.
Some behavior is out-and-out criminal according to existing statutes.
"We think there is a responsibility for Congress to review some of the existing statutes governing whether those sorts of mergers have the ability to go through," Tuma said. .
Maybe now we can begin the slow but necessary process of transforming perceptions of hackers and reform the existing statutes which enable prosecutors to seek long jail sentences for "crimes,"such as violating a website's terms of service.
With rare exceptions, and this is not one of them, Justice Department lawyers must defend existing statutes in court, even those the Administration wants to repeal.
