Sentence examples for other statutes from inspiring English sources

Privacy laws and other statutes enable consumers to sue companies without claiming actual injury.

A succession of other statutes followed in later years, providing a kind of supplement to the common law.

Or how about other statutes that give the chief justice similar authority to staff other specialized courts and judicial bodies?

But, deliberately or accidentally, the framers of the legislation had not ruled out private prosecutions under other statutes.

"That is certainly something that might play a role, but there are other statutes, other tools that we have at our disposal".

She said prosecutors would weigh the First Amendment issues involved and the fact that other statutes covered the conduct in Britain "where they allegedly occurred".

The Constitution should be read like any other statute, he said: "You either tell your judges, 'Look, this is a law like all laws.

The other statute is one the church supports, although not all its parishioners agree: it enforces the Coptic Church's near-total ban on divorce, even while Egyptian laws on Muslim divorce have grown increasingly liberal.

"If there's no implied contract or some public policy protection under some other statute, then you're an employee at will and you can be discharged at any time," he said.

Nevertheless, a few adventurous members of Congress have now embarked on the first serious effort since 1994 to rewrite the law, which has done more than any other statute to foul the country's rivers and streams.

That was my own experience in court, as the first American to be prosecuted under the Espionage Act – or any other statute – for giving information to the American people.