Sentence examples for said statutes from inspiring English sources

"As a result of their work," Dr. Guggenheim said, "statutes were rewritten to shorten the length of time children should be in foster care before courts would terminate the right of the natural parents, freeing the children to become eligible to be adopted".

Victims' advocates say statutes of limitations have been the biggest obstacle to bringing charges against abusive priests.

Turnbull et al. (2001) and Priestley and Hemingway (2007) have aptly summed up the situation that laws are created and remain on paper, "that is to say statutes and cases create claims to certain kinds of services, but they do not themselves ensure that services are delivered" (Turnbull et al. 2001, p. 143).

"My approach would say if you take the heart out of the statute," he said, "the statute's gone".

"My approach would be to say that if you take the heart out of this statute," he said, "the statute's gone".

State Attorney Bruce Colton said Florida statutes were quite specific.

But such proceedings may often be limited, legal experts said, by statutes of limitations.

Geoffrey Kalmus, a lawyer for Pathmark, said the statutes were enacted in the interests of retail drug associations.

In that memo, Unesco's legal director, Maria Vicien-Milburn, said the statutes "as currently drafted are no longer implementable".

"The state statute says you can substitute a name on the ballot within 51 days of the election," Mr. Perr said.

But Mr. Tierney said: "The statute trumps rules.