Sentence examples for regulated by statute from inspiring English sources

Arbitration too is regulated by statute.

Conspiracies that relate to political offenses and to economic warfare between businesses and between management and labour are usually regulated by statute.

The law of damage to property was regulated by statute (the Lex Aquilia), which in turn was much extended by interpretation.

Because the constitutional right of Amerindian and Afro-Colombian communities to be consulted about projects that affect them has never been regulated by statute, that is often another roadblock.To make matters still worse in an intensely legalistic country, state employees who sign public contracts live in fear of the procurador (inspector-general), an office that is unique to Colombia.

The procedure for obtaining a license is regulated by "Statutes on Licensing of Private (Non-governmental) Security Services".

Here the executive is not confined merely to carrying out the directions of the legislature; often it also shares in the lawmaking process by being empowered to issue regulations or ordinances dealing with matters not regulated by the statute.

"I wanted to force the Milanese bourgeoisie to enter a private space regulated by the statutes of art, that is the museum, and observe people widely seen as the violators of privacy, people that are seen as different," Ms. Beecroft, 39, said during an interview at the Pavilion of Contemporary Art, or PAC, where the performance took place on March 16.

Now you might think that I would reflect on how I have apparently been perfectly able to kick the establishment in the goolies while at the BBC, an institution regulated by charter and statute, and that therefore I would conclude that state regulation of newspapers is not such a terrible threat.

Robert Buckland, his fellow Conservative, intervenes to say that other professions are regulated by bodies recognised by statute.

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

Such monitoring is not used in Swedish RCFs and is strictly regulated by law (Swedish Code of Statutes 2013 460).