Sentence examples for particular statutes from inspiring English sources

Under Scalia's brusque tutelage, the other Justices have paid closer attention to the language of particular statutes.

One day, our courts are likely to have to rule on whether particular statutes infringe the principle.

The particular statutes here attacked have been regularly enforced by the executive officers and the courts for more than half a century.

But Obama's Justice Department, like Bush's, has not been above an opportunistic (and occasionally downright Procrustean) reading of particular statutes to permit whatever it is that the White House wants to do.

Administrative determinations which are not commands may for all practical purposes determine rights as effectively as the judgment of a court, and may be reexamined by courts under particular statutes providing for the review of 'orders'orders

There are many reasons why this strategy in general is a bad one, but I'll focus on just one: the need to develop policy as a result of particular statutes.

"I didn't direct any particular agency to use any particular statute".

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It is not enough for plan administrators to opt out of this particular statute.

The issue in those cases, however, was whether Congress intended a particular statute to extend to the States at all.

But do you have a sense that there is a particular statute or statutes that a prosecutor could have or should have invoked to bring indictments?