Sentence examples for statute due to from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, software engineering projects have a special statute due to their interdisciplinary features.

An internal Department of Justice memo leaked this week reveals that in the days leading up to last year's historic passage of a federal medical marijuana protections measure, the DOJ passed around "informal talking points" to members of Congress that were "intended to discourage passage" of the statute due to concerns about overreach -- concerns that would later turn out to be incorrect.

It has been highlighted that this elevation of principles of natural justice to constitutional status, with the implication that they may override local statutes due to the supremacy of the Constitution over them, creates some tension with Article 38 which vests the law-making power of Singapore in the legislature.

Such statute is due to the presence of the prefix 'nano-'8, employed to indicate the scale 10-9 of the indicated measure (meter) [27].

This bill, which after substantial amendments was granted Royal Assent on 5 April 1710, became known as the Statute of Anne due to its passage during the reign of Queen Anne.

Ms. True's co-defendant, Robert Hecht, 91, is standing trial on the same charges; in his case the statute of limitations is due to expire next July, said his lawyer, Alessandro Vannucci.

In spite of concerted efforts to uphold the statute, it eventually failed due to competition among landowners for labour.

The law has been referenced as the "Cosby Bill" by media and lawmakers alike, since only one of more than 50 alleged victims of Cosby's can prosecute in criminal court due to statute of limitations on sex crimes in states like California.

Nearly everyone else involved in the tortures, including the police commanders and prosecutors who helped cover them up, couldn't be prosecuted due to statutes of limitations.

Swiss authorities have actually suggested they wouldn't revive the case if asked (due to statutes of limitations and presidential immunity), but Pakistan's chief justice, Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, will not be deterred.

Many of the 13 bills will either not reach the statute book or be emasculated due to lack of parliamentary time before Brown calls the general election.