Sentence examples for of statutory provisions from inspiring English sources
In the absence of statutory provisions for such cases, a "federal common law" is applied.
Was this an illegitimate exercise in making "new law," or a perfectly routine example of a court trying to extract coherence from a confusing and contradictory set of statutory provisions?
Mr Justice Henderson subsequently ruled in her favour, saying it was "one of those cases, which will inevitably occur from time to time in a tax system as complicated as ours, where a well-advised taxpayer has been able to take advantage of an unintended gap... between two different sets of statutory provisions".
A number of statutory provisions prohibit incitement.
A number of statutory provisions creating offences of damaging specific types of property were consolidated by 7 & 8 Geo.4 c.30 (1827) (Malicious injuries to property) which was one of Peel's Acts.
Benjamin More, a justice of the peace in the District of Columbia, argued that the repeal of statutory provisions authorizing compensation for his office violated the salary-protection guarantees for federal judges in Article Three of the United States Constitution.
We need to urgently review the style and quality of input being provided to our children and young people in the name of statutory provision.
In particular different localities within the UK, and also other countries, will have different levels of statutory provision of AT and also more varied access to the private sector, which may shape access to AT at local, regional and national levels [ 6].
In his memorandum, Mr. Obama wrote, "Particularly since omnibus bills have become prevalent, signing statements have often been used to ensure that concerns about the constitutionality of discrete statutory provisions do not require a veto of the entire legislation".
The court plainly understood that its decision changed the meaning of clear statutory provisions in a manner that could affect the outcome of the election (and will, presumably, apply to future elections).
It was a minimalist decision, going no further than needed to make coherent sense of the statutory provisions.
