Sentence examples for statute system from inspiring English sources

Many African officials and diplomats say they have no intention of leaving the Rome statute system.

The first compilation of natural disaster history (Sugawara 892) was done by Michizane Sugawara [845 903], who was the talented government official in the ancient statute system of Japan.

At the same time the Rome Statute system is lacking enforcement mechanisms in cases of a refusal to cooperate.

It is a good time to take another look at the Rome Statute system and to focus on some aspects of it that need special focus.

Officials of the Court and States Parties are constantly reminded of the need to continue explaining how the Court and the Rome Statute System are set up.

We have to make an extra effort to create a situation where all States Parties and even states outside the Rome Statute system have the domestic capacity to deal with the most heinous crimes under international law.

For Mr. Cameron, the looming political split posed a potentially serious risk because an unofficial head count suggested that a statute-backed system might command a clear majority in the House of Commons.

Moreover, Italy has a statute-of-limitations system that allows an extraordinary number of defendants, and Berlusconi in particular, to avoid a definitive judgment through delay.

It would take a new state statute to change the system.

English law has its origins in Anglo-Saxon times, and two of its hallmarks are its preference for customary law (the common law) rather than statute law and its system of application by locally appointed part-time magistrates, by locally chosen juries, and by the traveling judges going from one county town (seat) to another on circuit.

Our system allows statutes, known as Congressional-executive agreements, to make some international agreements.