Sentence examples for statute title from inspiring English sources

Reading materials include key sections of the US patent statute (Title 35, US Code) and related judicial decisions.

Reading materials include key sections of the U.S. patent statute (Title 35, U.S. Code) and related judicial decisions.

Rather, Congress said the laws should be interpreted by reference to remedies available under an earlier antidiscrimination statute, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

One of the lead attorneys, Joshua Block, of the American Civil Liberties Union, told me that the brief for Grimm to be filed in January will urge the Court to put aside the question of deference to the agency, because even without it transgender students' right to use bathrooms matching their gender identity "is the only interpretation consistent with the statute," Title IX.

Epifano and an anonymous former Amherst student lodged federal complaints against the college last month alleging violations of the Clery Act, a campus security law, and the federal gender equity statute Title IX.

Nicknamed the HALT Act, the bill includes several components similar to those found in the other proposals, such as requiring schools to conduct annual climate surveys, increasing the penalties for offenders who violate existing campus safety laws, and establishing more requirements for colleges to notify students of their rights under the gender equity statute Title IX.

They're required by two civil-rights statutes, Title VII and Title IX, to ensure that their campuses don't create a "hostile environment" for women and other groups subject to harassment.

Pearse concluded from Karp's and Dr. Vincent Gambone's diagnosis of PVS that Schiavo was legally in a persistent vegetative state as defined by Florida Statutes, Title XLIV, Chapter 765, §101(12).

The new term's major federalism case challenges the enforceability of a central provision of the Americans With Disabilities Act, the requirement in the statute's Title II that public "services, programs or activities" be accessible to people with disabilities.

Each controller had taken an oath, he remarked, swearing not to participate in any strike against the government, and so, pursuant to an oft-flouted statute in Title 5 of the United States Code banning federal employees from striking, air-traffic controllers were "in violation of the law".

The correct statute is Title IX.