Sentence examples for statutes provided from inspiring English sources

These statutes provided harsher penalties for offences committed by way of protests against laws.

The prosecutor, though, needed to identify a specific charge, and Kentucky's statutes provided few options.

The pillory was employed in the American colonies, and U.S. federal statutes provided for its infliction until 1839.

In a separate section, the laws applying to in-line skaters -- city, state and even New Jersey -- are summarized, with links to the statutes provided.

In an interview, Mr. Dinallo said that the "public justice" provision, combined with other statutes, provided the governor with the necessary authority to make a blanket public integrity referral.

Thus, whereas § 1 of the 1871 Act had provided for redress of color-of-law deprivations of rights "secured by the Constitution of the United States," § 1979 of the Revised Statutes provided a civil remedy for such de privation of rights secured by the "Constitution and laws," the substantive federal rights protected thus mirroring those covered by §§ 5508 and 5510.

In 1976, the court approved three of those statutes, providing a blueprint for a constitutional death penalty law.

A variety of other federal statutes provide for disparate treatment of aliens and citizens.

Section 102.111 of the Florida Statutes provides that the Elections Canvassing Commission "shall ignore" late-filed returns, and Section 102.112 provides that the commission "may ignore" late-filed returns.

The question, though, is whether a new practice, enabled by the Internet, deserves a new law – or whether instead existing statutes provide enough protection.

Should any of Fifa's voters be found guilty of such crimes, Fifa's statutes provide for the competition to be re-run.