Sentence examples for statute of a from inspiring English sources

Then she showed an 1872 statute of a muscular and triumphant freed slave.

Judicial interpolation into a statute of a wholly unrelated problem not envisaged by Congress is quite another matter.

On that side of town, there is a life-sized statute of a smiling Ernie Banks, the Cubs Hall of Famer, with "Let's Play Two" inscribed on the base.

It related to the same matter of the invalidity of a statute of a State taxing shares of the national banks as being in conflict with the act of Congress.

To declare the statute of a state, enacted in the exercise of the police power, invalid under the 14th Amendment, is a matter of such seriousness that I state the reasons for my dissent from the opinion of the court.

After the tide had gone out, some people came out to survey the damage: in the streets, the flotsam included a coffee table, a loose set of steps, the remains of a shattered Life is Good clothing store, and — in one place — a giant statute of a bear wearing a powdered wig.

In 1998, 160 states gathered in Rome to agree on the Statute of an international criminal court, the culmination of five decades of painful negotiations.

However in 449 BC, a statute of an Assembly was passed which gave Plebiscites the full force of law over all Romans (Plebeians and Patricians).

D.C. officials have called on the National Park Service to remove a statute of Albert Pike, a Confederate general, from a park.

A: The statute of limitations on a case like yours, assuming you have a case, is three years.

But not all statutes of "repose" are statutes of "limitations"; a statute of limitations is a procedural rule requiring a plaintiff to bring suit within a certain time after her cause of action has accrued.