Sentence examples for same statutes from inspiring English sources

"The boards of education are still governed by the same regulations and the same statutes".

Finally, some of the same arguments, and even same statutes that were used during Jim Crow, are being used today to prevent gay marriage.

Professor John C. Coffee argues that "there is a more modest role for the Guarantee Clause" in distinguishing between public and private corruption under the same statutes.

In 1965, my husband was arrested in New York under the same statute that Margaret Sanger was arrested under in 1916.

So the office's interpretation, the judge wrote, "plainly conflicts with the F.D.A.'s interpretation of the same word in the same statute".

In practice, internal and external aspects are often linked, and legal provisions of both kinds exist side by side in the same statute.

Interest rate assumptions are especially powerful in pension calculations, and the most important ones are today a matter of statute -- the same statute Congress is now being asked to modify.

Yet a reporter who called the Embassy to discuss the same information in the course of preparing a story — thus violating the same statute — would almost certainly not be prosecuted.

Gildo was was flying to Manila to join his wife, a Filipina, when he was stopped under schedule 7 of the 2000 Terrorism Act, the same statute used to question David Miranda, partner of the former Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald, in 2013.

Swords in the chamber are also banned by the same statute, and MPs are to this day given a loop next to their coat hook to hang their swords in the cloakroom.

I should perhaps find it worrying that the Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink was tried in the same court for the same offense, under Article 301 of the same statute, and was found guilty, but I remain optimistic.