Sentence examples for official statutes from inspiring English sources

Back then, only four states had official statutes against bullying behavior, and the only existing longitudinal work had come out of Scandinavia, in the seventies.

While the official statutes of the award say that the money came from a foundation bearing Mr. Obiang's name and dedicated to "the preservation of life," Equatorial Guinea's education and science minister last month informed Unesco that the money had in fact been drawn from the country's public coffers, according to an internal Unesco document provided to reporters.

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In the US, New York magazine's Vulture blog reacted to repeated criticism by fans with a playful "Official Vulture Statutes of Limitations on Pop-Culture Spoilers".

Official Swedish statutes on horse breeding exclude stallions of all breeds if OUC is severe or present early in life [ 17].

"We want a frank, sincere discussion on all the issues," said Mr. Morales, explaining his differences with the four provinces, where officials approved statutes last week that would give them control over petroleum royalties and other functions, such as creating their own police forces.

English was passed as the Commonwealth's official language by statutes in 1981 and again in 1996, though the status is not mandated by the Constitution of Virginia.

In an article to be published in September in The University of Chicago Law Review, Professor Levy proposes a subtle taxonomy of floodgates arguments, approving of ones protecting executive branch officials and interpreting statutes to track Congress's purpose.

Because Mr. Malvo is a juvenile, his prosecution will be handled behind closed doors and he would not face the death penalty if convicted under the federal statutes, officials said.

The solicitor general, who is the only federal official required by statute to be "learned in the law" and is sometimes referred to informally as "the 10th justice," supervises appellate litigation involving the federal government and presents the government's views to the Supreme Court.

Some commentators have argued that prosecutions of state and local officials under these statutes pose substantial federalism questions, while others argue that the Guarantee Clause provides additional authority for such prosecutions.