Sentence examples for separate statutes from inspiring English sources

Americans have made clear that they oppose overregulation, so instead of separate statutes for every cellphone annoyance, best to go with a one-size-fits-all approach.

By separate statutes annexed to the treaty, the Presbyterian Church of Scotland and the Episcopal Church of England were secured against change.

With food, nutrition, and early childhood programs among the few exceptions, welfare and education laws have largely been embodied in separate statutes and administered by different agencies.

J.E.M. held that new plant breeds were eligible for utility patents under § 101 notwithstanding separate statutes providing special protections for plants, see 7 U.S.C. § 2321 et seq.

Nate Silver, the statistical guru who called almost everything right this election, has examined the data (see here, here and here) and says....he doesn't know who will win.*Update: Regarding the point made by some commenters, the Alaska legislature and Alaskan voters have passed separate statutes stating that a special election must be held to fill any vacant Senate seat.

Because only a single violation of a single statute is at issue here, we do not analyze this case under the so-called "same evidence" test, which is frequently used to determine whether a single transaction may give rise to separate prosecutions, convictions, and/or punishments under separate statutes.

Nebraska has recognized this constitutional limitation in its separate statute generally proscribing postviability abortions.

It is one provision in the state's self-defense law, not a separate statute.

Under a separate statute, much of that information can become public years after Trump leaves office.

The doors would also be opened to the poor, to Indians and, under a separate statute, to the physically handicapped.

Rather than change the EU treaty, they could instead modify the separate statute of the euro zone's bail-out fund, the European Stability Mechanism.