Sentence examples for statute identifies from inspiring English sources

Edwin S. Kneedler, a deputy solicitor general, said that while "the Alien Tort Statute identifies who the plaintiff must be — the plaintiff must be an alien — it does not identify who the defendant may be".

The Statute identifies four crimes over which the ICC may exercise jurisdiction: (1) genocide; (2) crimes against humanity; (3) war crimes; and (4) the crime of aggression against another state.

And in the clearest terms yet, the statute identified specific gender-based crimes, from rape and sexual slavery to forced pregnancy and trafficking, as being just as heinous any other crime against humanity.

In particular, studies are needed to measure the kinds of prevention activities that are being implemented on the ground by schools in response to anti-bullying statutes, to identify the statutes that impact specific behaviors, and to assess the long-term effects of the law after saturation of prevention activities.

"FIFA will continue its efforts to promote friendly relations between our member associations in accordance with the FIFA statutes and identify feasible solutions for the benefit of the game and everyone involved," the statement said.

First, we re-analyzed data from a previously published report [ 11] of school closure statutes to identify characteristic ways of delegating school closure authority among states.

That is because in Texas, as well as in 31 other states and the District of Columbia (http://www.vlaa.org/?view=Artist-Gallery-Consignment-Statutes), artist-dealer consignment statutes exist that identify all artwork and proceeds from sales of art consigned to a gallery as trust property and not part of a gallery's assets.

The biggest "savings" that Coburn identifies is actually a misreading of federal statutes, according to NSF officials.

"The government has identified no statute or regulation that prohibits such disclosure and it is not appropriate for this court to undertake the essentially legislative function of creating such a prohibition," Google wrote in its filing with the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.

However, confronted by the Roman reality, he adds rather lamely that everything identified by statutes and civil law as private property must remain such; it seems that the primitive rights of the state of nature are now reduced to a kind of universal benevolence.

We identified relevant statutes and regulations using electronic legal databases.