Sentence examples for statute made from inspiring English sources
"We want the statute made permanent," a spokesman for the Justice Department, Dean Boyd, said Monday.
The statute made whistle-blowing a potentially profitable sword to be wielded by the private sector, rather than a shield for leakers administered by the S.E.C.
About the flag-burning case, Ms. Kagan wrote in 1996 that "the court, in invalidating the statute, made the correct decision".
On Monday, Mr. Limato won the right to leave I.C.M. despite his contract when an arbitrator ruled that a California labor statute made parts of the agreement void.
One is the validity of a regulation issued by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission that interpreted a defense that the statute made available to employers.
But at this point, another statute made its presence felt: tobacco share prices were hit by, among other things, the proclamation of Australia's Tobacco Plain Packaging Act in 2011.
Still, the statute makes no such distinction.
Explanation: a 19th-century statute makes consensual sodomy a crime.
That statute makes it a crime to burn or openly display even small amounts of marijuana.
Mr. Ackerman writes: "Congress has never passed a general statute making unauthorized leaks a crime.
"The statute makes it very clear: you can't spy on Americans".
