Sentence examples for statutes of a from inspiring English sources

74, President Andrew Johnson appointed three distinguished jurists to constitute a commission to simplify, organize, and consolidate all federal statutes of a general and permanent nature.

The intention of section 301 is to preempt and abolish any rights under the common law or statutes of a State that are equivalent to copyright and that extend to works coming within the scope of the Federal copyright law.

The privileged fraternity formed by the merchants of Tiel in Gelderland (in present-day Netherlands) about 1020 is the first undoubted precursor of the merchant guilds, and the statutes of a similar body at St. Omer, France, actually use the term gilda mercatoria before the end of the 11th century.

Moreover, the unsoundness of the contentions is additionally shown by the number of cases in state courts of last resort, sustaining statutes of a similar nature, which we need not here cite, as they are referred to in the excerpt heretofore made from the opinion of Vann, J., in Wright v. Hart, supra.

He uses the example of how the statutes of a state express the common will of a community.

This Alliance will have the statutes of a French association loi 1901.

Then she showed an 1872 statute of a muscular and triumphant freed slave.

Judicial interpolation into a statute of a wholly unrelated problem not envisaged by Congress is quite another matter.

A large statute of a Peshmerga fighter still looms over the entrance to Kirkuk, but otherwise there's little sign left of Kurdish control.

D.C. officials have called on the National Park Service to remove a statute of Albert Pike, a Confederate general, from a park.

In 1998, 160 states gathered in Rome to agree on the Statute of an international criminal court, the culmination of five decades of painful negotiations.