It has no statutory existence, though it is recognized by statute law.' S.Rep.No.130, 64th Cong., 1st Sess.
That such is the scope and effect of the statute in question was recognized by the supreme court of Illinois in the present case.
That the phrase was used in this sense in the statute now under consideration was recognized in Carter v. Greenhow, 114 U.S. 317, 322, 5 S.Ct.
The title of "Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation" was recognized by statute in the Act of June 5, 1936, ch.
A limited exception has been recognized for statutes that broadly prohibit speech protected by the First Amendment.
Another part of the statute defines spouses as those whose marriages are recognized by the state where they live or where the veteran was discharged — not the state where the marriage occurred.
A lower court ruled that Mr. Langan must be recognized under the state's wrongful-death statute as the surviving member of a gay couple who had obtained a civil union in Vermont.
Many public universities are recognized in their state constitutions, regulated by state statutes and invested in state pension and health-care systems.
And not because our statutes cite that quota, but because the women's skills have been recognized.
By 1931 they were recognized as having special status within the empire by the Statute of Westminster, which referred specifically to a "British Commonwealth of Nations".
He was recognized as a leading expert in the developing areas of vicarious liability and federal claims based on the alien torts statute.
