Sentence examples for statutes it from inspiring English sources

But under its statutes, it can only do this for 12 months; thereafter, a debtor in arrears risks eventual suspension from membership.Argentina is due to repay $10.8 billion to the IMF by December 2003, but has only $9.4 billion in reserves.

Because of these statutes, it is a crime not only to buy, sell or barter a bald eagle, but also to possess one.

I do not believe that Congress wishes us to disregard the plain language of any statute or to invent exceptions to the statutes it has created".

The letter, signed by soccer greats Pelé, Zico and Tostao, said meaningful elections were impossible under the current CBF statutes it called "illegal and immoral".

And, because the federal appeals court ruled that the facts in this case did not fit the federal computer theft statutes, it made sense that the state prosecutor would use his own tools to charge Mr. Aleynikov.

The Justice Department restarted an investigation into the case after the acquittal to determine whether the evidence "reveals a prosecutable violation of any of the limited federal criminal civil rights statutes," it said in a statement.

Ms. Sloan, of the watchdog group, said that if prosecutors abused the statute, "it doesn't mean the whole statute is at fault".

Now that Rolling Hills has repealed its statute, it has caught up to the rest of the world, said Mr. Eskridge, the law professor.

"When a challenge is brought against a statute, it allows the judicial branch to fulfill its role in deciding the new law's constitutionality.

The Texas statute, it says, "furthers no legitimate state interest which can justify its intrusion into the personal and private life of the individual".

"While something may not violate a criminal statute, it may violate a civil statute," Mr. Herr said.