Sentence examples for of such statutes from inspiring English sources

The long indictment against Ravi can be seen as a kind of regretful commentary about the absence of such statutes.

They also criticized prosecutors for using racketeering statutes against Mr. Rich, a use of such statutes that the Justice Department later rejected.

There are, of course, many countries without quotas that still have more women in boardrooms; opponents of such statutes argue that these examples are evidence that quotas aren't the only way to boost the numbers.

The chairwoman of the House appropriations subcommittee that oversees financing for the State Department, Representative Nita M. Lowey, Democrat of New York, strongly objected to the overriding of such statutes by the executive branch.

Moreover, petitioner's claim that the Florida Supreme Court may not interpret state electoral statutes calls into question not only that court's indisputable power of judicial review, but also the important and established interpretation of such statutes by state attorneys general nationwide.... Nothing in the Florida Supreme Court decision violates due process.

Feminists point out that analyses of whether such statutes place undue burdens on women's rights in terms of formal legal barriers manifest legal formalism that conceals the reality of ongoing oppression or inequality of opportunity.

Post-Epperson, evolution's religious opponents implemented "balanced treatment" statutes requiring public school teachers who taught evolution to devote equal time to teaching the biblical view of creation; however, such statutes did not pass constitutional muster under the Establishment Clause.

Since then, two major cases have tested the application of the state law, one of only a few such statutes in the nation.

She will tell the Justices that marriage restrictions deny gay Americans their right to equal protection of the law and that such statutes also deprive them of a core liberty protected by the due-process clause of the Constitution.

Mr. Malloy said the marijuana measure simply put Connecticut in line with the laws in neighboring New York and Massachusetts, and would make it one of 13 states with such statutes.

Today, such statutes cover 49percentt of American children under 15.