Sentence examples for of its statutes from inspiring English sources
And if the special court were deemed to be a genuine, impartial attempt to obtain justice, rather than a stalling tactic, the ICC could, under Article 16 of its statutes, defer its indictment of Mr Bashir.That would get everyone off the hook, and the move would probably be welcomed by the UN Security Council.
A disciplinary commission of the International Boxing Association (AIBA) instead fined the organisation £3,400 for "violations" of its statutes.
That is, thorough examination of its statutes does not allow for examples that are suggested by some principles and discouraged by others.
Arizona's fallacious claim that part of its statute was intended merely to help federal agents do their job was rejected outright.
Even Andalusia is getting in on the act, asking for a revision of its "statute", the contract each region has with the central government.
It means that the UK is the only country in the world to have the separation of banks on its statute books, even if it is just kept as a reserve power, making London less attractive as a global financial centre.
Earlier this month Fifa's executive committee recommended the implementation of a new article to its statutes that commits the governing body to "respecting all internationally recognised human rights and striving to promote the protection of these rights".
According to its statutes, as of January 1st 2002, WADA-AMA's funding is sourced equally from the Olympic Movement and the governments of the world at least until 2007 [ 1].
If the state does not pull back from implementing the first-of-its-kind statute on Monday, it could face a federal lawsuit, according to the Justice Department letters.
The guild, which has more than 5,000 members from all corners of the Iranian film industry, was closed in January 2012 after being accused of changing its statutes without consulting officials.
The answer lies in the high savings rate of Hong Kong's people and the strictness of its bankruptcy statutes.
