Sentence examples for point of the statute from inspiring English sources

He indicated that information about a judge's actual financial holdings -- the point of the statute, he noted -- would not be subject to requests for nondisclosure.

That's a hard question to answer, given that the whole point of the statute was to expand access to health insurance.

If you face a tax audit and can legitimately point to the statute of limitations to head off trouble and expense, you should.

Whatever people of good will and good sense may argue about the merits of the Florida court' s reading, there is no warrant for saying that it transcends the limits of reasonable statutory interpretation to the point of supplanting the statute enacted by the "legislature" within the meaning of Article II.

"Now we've come to the point where the statute of limitations on the things I know is going to run out or start to run out next month," Landis said.

"The point about the statute is, we know the nature of the beast," she said.

His lawyers are telling the judge's judge that even if Mr. Anderson broke the law — they're not conceding that point — the statute of limitations had expired more than 20 years ago.

Created by FDT Design, the blue-and-white logo depicts the five points of the crown of the Statute of Liberty above a ribbon-shaped design that stands as a symbol for the starting and the finish ribbon.

Supporters of Mr. Morales point out that the statute was drafted behind closed doors by an assembly handpicked by members of the province's political elite.

"The starting point is, of course, the language of the statute," Maley argued.

This point about the nature of the statutes and the evidence is crucial: it would suggest to future courts that it really doesn't take much for a statute to have resulted in unconstitutional schooling.