Sentence examples for statute being from inspiring English sources
Well, why aren't -- let me ask you that question, is there a constitutional attack on this statute being made?
The statute being within the constitutional power of Congress, and being in force when the contract was made, is read into the contract and becomes a part of it.
Is is said, however, that, in the cases referred to, the officers were held liable to suit because, in the transaction complained of, the statute being unconstitutional, they could not be treated as agents of the state.
One statute being challenged is the California Values Act, which prevents state and local agencies in California from sharing information with federal immigration officers about criminals or suspects unless they have been convicted of serious crimes.
From the Statute of Marlborough (the statute being the physical roll onto which the agreements of the Marlborough Parliament were written – only later, in part thanks to printing, did we come to view these portions of texts as separate Acts), the modern form of legislation has emerged gradually over time.
That statute, being the one under which the appellants assumed to act, affords them no security or immunity for the acts complained of; and it cannot be said, therefore, that this is a suit against the state, within the meaning of the eleventh amendment.
This statute is quite strict.
The statute was passed in 2006.
The confiscation statute was both.
"The statute is unconstitutional," he said.
