Sentence examples for statute tends from inspiring English sources

"On the merits, English has a strong claim," said Kathleen Clark, a law professor at the Washington University in St Louis, who noted that the more recent and specific statute tends to have a stronger standing in court when it comes to disputes over appointments.

Congressional statutes tend to obviate the need.

The inherent concern of the PVP system vis-à-vis farmers is not omnipresent within patent laws as such, as these statutes tend to remain abstract in their nature and are therefore not designed to solely apply to agrobiodiversity-reliant innovations as PVP legislation is, with its inevitable links to the loftier issues of food security or environmental protection.

Back in the U.S.A., the statute books tend to be franker.

MR. BAUCUS: The I.R.S. scandal is an opportunity to look into statutes which tend to create the scandal.

The Courts do not rely completely on the factors listed in the child custody statutes, and any evidence you can present which tends to show that you should have sole custody should be considered.

In modern times the statutes issued prior to 1285 are sometimes treated as common law rather than statute law, as these laws tended to restate existing law or give it a more detailed expression.

Corporation statutes and most judicial decisions largely tend to reflect the interests and orientation of management or, to use another popular term, insiders.

Although there tend to be more cases, statutes do crop up every now and again.

What appears to be the case is that they tend to make a literal interpretation of statute.

States tend to have one of three main statutes in relation to joint physical custody.