Sentence examples for statute operates from inspiring English sources

The Court rejected that math, saying, The analysis does not end with the one percent of women upon whom the statute operates; it begins there..

The Court rejected that math, saying, The analysis does not end with the one percent of women upon whom the statute operates; it begins there...

The Colorado law does not mention abortion, and the state defends it as a neutral statute that operates without respect to a particular message.

He added that if he decided that the statute was operating "in a manner that violates constitutional separation of powers principles, my administration will implement it to avoid the constitutional conflict" — legalistic language that means interpreting the statute as containing an unwritten exception a president may invoke at his discretion.

Our report highlights clearly the difficulties when statutes are operated in secret and without codified statutory procedures.

The case In re Apple iPod iTunes Antitrust Litigation was filed as a class action in 2005 claiming Apple violated the U.S. antitrust statutes in operating a music-downloading monopoly that it created by changing its software design to the proprietary FairPlay encoding in 2004, resulting in other vendors' music files being incompatible with and thus inoperable on the iPod.

Banks on the other side, along with their customers, would need to comply only with the broader commercial, bankruptcy, and anti-fraud statutes under which every business operates.

Finally, the ICTY has both concurrent and primary jurisdiction over national courts (Statute of ICTY, Art. 9), unlike the later-established International Criminal Court, which operates jurisdictionally upon the principle of complementarity.

The timing of the resignation is particularly surprising given that Harding is been leading negotiations between editors and with No 10 in the wake of the Leveson inquiry over how to design a reformed system for press regulation that will operate without statute.

Our creative economy currently operates within a system that was established in 1701, when the Statute of Anne introduced in the very first copyright.

Instead, it operates under the compulsory licensing provision of federal copyright law, which allows it to use any song — with some restrictions — and sets royalty rates by federal statute.