Sentence examples for statutes refers from inspiring English sources

The legal definition of genocide, according to court statutes, refers to "acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group".

They are charged with what the federal criminal statutes refer to as involuntary servitude and peonage, or, in the common national parlance since 1865, the crime of keeping slaves.

Although R v Little considered assault a statutory offence, none of the statutes referred to contain any definition of assault.

The AFC's statutes refer to the UN rule only indirectly by stating that membership has to comply with FIFA's statutes.

What an ordinary person might call "campaigning," the statute refers to as "federal election activity".

The regulation "hereinafter" to which the statute refers is 3 U.S.C.

The ICJ's statute refers to "international custom, as evidence of a general practice accepted as law," as a second source of international law.

The law does not specifically mention either existing or new tenants, though the preamble to the law, which is technically not part of the statute, refers to "current tenants".

The statute referred specifically to the "British Commonwealth of Nations".

After all, Valencia, governed by the centre-right, has adopted a new constitutional statute referring to its region's "historic nationality".

"There is not a statute that refers to criminal collusion.