Sentence examples for statute between from inspiring English sources

According to Jerome Ford, assistant director of the Wildlife Service's migratory bird program, a joint tribal statute between the Eastern Shoshone tribe and the Northern Arapaho, who share the Wind River Reservation, prohibits the taking of eagles on the actual reservation.

The great statutes promulgated between 1275 and 1290 are the glory of his reign.

There it was extensively discussed, and with the steadfast participation and vigorous support of Napoleon as chairman, it was enacted into law piecemeal, in the form of 36 statutes passed between 1801 and 1803.

Although homestead statutes vary between states, they are all similar in purpose: they're designed to preserve family homes, and equity on those homes, from being taken away in times of financial hardship or upon the death of the head of the household.

With regard to the first issue, the court held that, under the plain text of the statute, a discrepancy between a sample manual recount and machine returns due to the way in which a ballot was punched or marked did constitute an "error in vote tabulation" sufficient to trigger the statutory provisions for a full manual recount.

However, on February 19, Formation 8's attorneys filed a motion to dismiss Formation 8 from the suit based on several factors, including an expiration of the two year statute of limitations between the stated time of the alleged abuse and the filing of the claim.

The essence of the test is whether it is reasonable, taking into consideration the object of the statute, to distinguish between persons on the selected basis of differentiation.

It was a nice bit of timing that the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals threw out the Illinois gun control statute right in between the shooting at an Oregon mall and the massacre in Connecticut.

Lastly, Tai Loong had argued, even if the KD II was a fishing vessel under the statute, the interplay between two sections of the SFPA and its implementing regulations rendered them unconstitutionally vague, making it impossible for it to easily determine whether the statute applied to the KD II.

(The statute draws a distinction between a participant, who is eligible for an award, and the mastermind, who is not).

"And the statute does not differentiate between persons in authority and anyone else," which he called a "dramatic step" in international law.