Sentence examples for separate statutory from inspiring English sources

Some forms of threat are occasionally singled out for separate statutory treatment under the designation "blackmail".

The Model Penal Code and the law in most U.S. states treat the actions of an accessory after the fact as a separate statutory offense.

Although the protest and contest proceedings are separate statutory provisions, when a manual count of ballots has been conducted by the canvassing board pursuant to section 102.166, the circuit court in a contest proceeding does not have the obligation de novo to simply repeat an otherwise-proper manual count of the ballots.

A small number of separate statutory offences have been created to cover attempts concerning individual summary offences, in which case, usual attempt law and procedure applies.

And we submit that there's a, the courts are here to protect the benefit of the bargain that Florida made when it responded to that invitation, because JUSTICE SCALIA -- Well, it, we have to separate your statutory argument from your constitutional argument.

The trust has been working on maps to build a picture of the best wild land which it believes should be given statutory protection, separate to existing designations such as National Scenic Areas.

The group criticized the French publishers for breaking ranks and striking a separate business agreement that has no statutory standing.

And while the authority is expected to be officially created soon as a statutory body under a separate legislation, it has been in existence since February 2009.

Not before time, the act sweeps away the last remaining statute from the Beveridge blueprint for the welfare state, the long outdated National Assistance Act, and brings a welcome clarity to legislation for professionals who have until now had to wrestle with perhaps half a dozen – sometimes even more – separate laws, directions and sets of statutory guidance when dealing with individual cases.

Because it ruled on statutory grounds, the court did not consider the plaintiffs' separate claim that New Haven had violated the firefighters' rights under the Constitution's equal protection clause.

The government has been so angered by the Lords that it could railroad through the tax credit cuts with a new statutory instrument, or by attaching the changes to a separate parliamentary bill, or by introducing an emergency standalone bill.