Sentence examples for statute for the from inspiring English sources
hud effectively refused to enforce that provision of the statute for the next forty-five years.
Similarly, the 1998 Statute for the International Criminal Court was an effort to add teeth to the earlier Geneva regime.
Also on the list is his authorship of the religious freedom statute for the State of Virginia.
Bolton boasts of "taking a big bottle of Wite-Out" to President Clinton's signature on the statute for the International Criminal Court ("a product of fuzzy-minded romanticism" that is "not just naïve but dangerous").
As if to put teeth into these last words, on December 6th, two days before the Council ended, he published the long-awaited new statute for the Holy Office.
Here Mr Zapatero threw caution to the winds in his first term, drawing up a new statute for the Catalans and negotiating with ETA, the violent Basque separatist group, in the teeth of PP opposition.
The Supreme Court, while not foreclosing the use of the statute for that purpose, has been notably skeptical.
No. 1, the statute for using the strategic petroleum reserve sets forward the conditions under which it might be used.
His testimony was a major part of Attorney General Bill McCollum's defense of the statute, for which the state paid Dr. Rekers $120,000.
The statute provided-for the first time in history of… Talk story about visiting Russian scientists and doctors.
The statute provided-for the first time in history of legislation-for the admission in evidence of the testimony of experts, as well as proof of the literary, educational, and cultural values of the book.
