Sentence examples for statute is good from inspiring English sources

The statute is good for Congress because the legislative branch would get a more significant role when the nation decides whether to go to war.

Finally, the statute is good for the country because it would enhance the prospects for cooperation between Congress and the president.

It enforces the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, a 1978 statute that is good as far as it goes, but since it was written before things like cell phones and computers, it leaves a lot to be desired.

Whether the plain meaning of the statute is a good idea or a bad idea is not relevant.

There must be a way to keep what is good about the statutes and to make sure they are not used for ill in trying to get to the bottom of the financial meltdown.

For certain powerful Pakistanis, it is good to have a territory uncontaminated by legal statutes.

There is good reason, says Alvin Sykes of the Emmett Till Justice Campaign, why there is no statute of limitations on murder.

He did not address the Florida case directly other than to say that the so-called Stand Your Ground statute "is not a good law" and that tighter gun control laws would ultimately come about only at the behest of voters, for example, by organizing a referendum vote.

They've broken the spirit of the rules but not the rules".The Catalan statute proved to be good politics.

"The government's interpretation of the statute is reasonable and was made in good faith," said Brand, who said she feared that public dissatisfaction with the surveillance revelations would contribute to a "pendulum swing" in policy that might handicap the NSA's legitimate spying activities.

Hyperlinks between statute sections or to cases, or annotations showing where statutes have been cited, are good examples of additions that are more mechanical than editorial.