Sentence examples for statute outlined from inspiring English sources

The broadest attacks on the Arizona statute, outlined in amicus briefs before the Supreme Court, would make any provision of public financing unconstitutional.

But the ACLU argues the agency's treatment of Ou was "unjustified and unlawful," saying it wasn't "necessary" or "appropriate" — a threshold set in the statute outlining CBP's search authority.

The statute outlines 12 finite categories of physical entities that qualify as places of "public accommodation". They include such places as stores, theaters, restaurants, and gyms.

Now, as the budget dance drags on, Mr. Silver's and Mr. Bloomberg's staffs are poring over the laws and statutes outlining the responsibilities of the Board of Education, and trying to decide which should go to the mayor and which to the reconfigured board.

And I also think my colleagues would prefer — and their constituencies would prefer — to have something more clearly outlined in statute than just having the EPA make decisions.

This omission also informs the way the court conducts its fair use analysis under the four factors outlined in the statute.

"The law is clear that Mr. Stevens's activities involving development of public policy and even proposed legislation are not encompassed within the prohibited activities outlined" in the statute, Mr. Fredericksen said.

It is true, as we have held in another part of this opinion, that no device or contrivance, secret or fraudulent in its nature, is requisite to the commission of the offense outlined in the statute, and that any means by which transportation by a concession from the established rate was had is sufficient to work a conviction.

A coastal site plan review, a process outlined in state statutes, was not performed.

In its ruling to allow the hand recounts in Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade Counties, the Florida Supreme Court specified that losing candidates could be expected to follow the contest procedure outlined in state statutes.

The bulk of the activities of the Priory of Sion, however, bore no resemblance to the objectives as outlined in its statutes: Circuit, the official journal of the Priory of Sion, was indicated as a news bulletin of an "organisation for the defence of the rights and the freedom of affordable housing" rather than for the promotion of chivalry-inspired charitable work.