Sentence examples for range of statutes from inspiring English sources

According to the New York Post, Goldman Sachs helped raise $6.5bn for the fund and now faces a congressional hearing into its Malaysian dealings, under a range of statutes.

But officials said he could draw on a range of treaties and statutes, from the Geneva Conventions to the Chemical Weapons Convention.

CDC spokeswoman Kathy Harben would not address what the agency might be doing, if anything, in response to the SPIDER complaint, but she said the agency makes use of a "full range of federal ethics statutes, regulations, and policies" that apply to all federal employees".

A broad range of ideas — loosening antitrust statutes to allow news organizations to start charging for online content all at once; imposing a tax on iPads and other electronic devices to subsidize the cost of reporting; creating a public fund akin to AmeriCorps to pay young journalists — have been suggested.

The court may impose a range of sentences as defined by the statute".

Nonetheless, the case squarely presents the basic questions common to the full range of suits under the Alien Tort Statute: whether the law provides a basis for a federal court damage suit for violations of the "law of nations," and how to decide what sorts of legal injuries meet that definition.

And legislators added reams of new felony statutes, vastly expanding the range of actions considered illegal.

Lawyers usually speak the same language as the framers of statutes, but the meanings of statutes are notoriously interpretable.

This 'transfer' possibly opens up spaces for renegotiation of statutes and liberties.

Quality registers are regulated by the Swedish code of statutes (2008 355) [ 2].

"The goal is to take 'failure to protect' out of the section of the state statute that applies to abuse and even murder, and have it in its own statute with its own range of consequences," Steele said.