Sentence examples for statute sets from inspiring English sources

The statute sets no time limit for his investigations, either in the future or in the past; his budget is unlimited, and around 70 high-ranking officials fall within the statute.

The statute sets an exceedingly high standard, and it seems unlikely that the Arkansas Department of Corrections will be able to meet it, if Tuesday's oral arguments are any indication.

In this way, Article 61 7) of the Statute sets up an even higher hurdle for the prosecution to clear in order for the case to be propelled to trial.

Florida enacted a statute setting compensation for wrongful criminal convictions; the amount was $50,000 for every year served in prison.

The Consultative Council Statute set up an advisory body of 60 (later expanded to 120) members plus a chairman.

The decision, he said, essentially rewrote a state statute setting a Nov. 14 deadline for canvassers to report their totals.

Crucially, the only new legislation involved might be a statute setting out the characteristics that any regulatory group would need to meet to gain the legal incentives discussed.

In June it issued an emergency ordinance modifying the 2003 statute setting up the Romanian Cultural Institute, which had previously reported directly to President Traian Basescu, Mr. Ponta's political rival.

Pickles will promise to publish a new code of practice, backed by statute, setting standards for the management of property in the private rented sector.

This was the only case to go to trial under the statute, setting what seemed to be a benchmark for proving fraud in connection with questionable mortgage practices.

And Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, raised the possibility today that the statute setting out the procedure for objections to electors could be challenged in court.