Sentence examples for statute prevents from inspiring English sources

The statute prevents waiver of the warranty of fitness implied by the state law.

The statute prevents banks that own foreclosed properties from evicting tenants without just cause.

And nothing in the statute prevents the agency from adopting a view of safety that would avoid such harm.

The justices could uphold it only if a majority agreed that Congress really had made the law "content-neutral" - that is, that the statute prevents defacing the flag without reference to whether the act of defacement was an expression of opinion.

The first intermediate goal is to transform the copyshop into their agent to collect the fees; the other is to do indirectly what the language of the statute prevents them from doing directly, destroy the fair use right of both teachers and students.

That state statute prevents law enforcement agencies from detaining immigrants longer than necessary for minor crimes, allowing federal immigration authorities to take them into custody.

New Hampshire suggests that it has no criminal statute preventing a voter from selling votes.

There is no statute preventing such disclosure, but there is no law requiring it either.

Cabinet secretaries find that their agenda can't really be enacted because 100 million words of existing federal rules and statutes prevent innovation this way and that.

The law that recently took effect in the District of Columbia is among the more comprehensive of the statutes — preventing evidence from being used against a person who called emergency services "if it was found through the process of providing health care".

With Fifa statutes preventing two successive World Cups being held in the same continent, the race for the 2022 tournament will now be between Australia, Japan, Korea Republic, Qatar and the US.