Sentence examples for statutes should be from inspiring English sources

Based on an elaborately reconstructed rendition of Hegelian thought, Professor Cornell moves from the observation that one's job is immensely important to one's sense of well-being and identity, to the rather strange policy implication that statutes should be passed that forbid employers to fire employees without "just cause". The statutory regime she advocates is extremely modest.

Mr. Dellinger agreed that exceptions to the usual duty to defend statutes should be rare.

The Court's final step is to summon up the traditional principle that statutes should be construed to avoid constitutional questions.

Hence the power of the courts in this situation to issue writs under the 'all writs' statutes should be limited to the protection of its jurisdiction.

It is contended that §§ 259 and 732 of 39 U.S.C., 39 U.S.C.A. §§ 259, 732, the sections under which this order was issued, are in conflict with various constitutional provisions and that the statutes should be held unenforceable for this reason.

But the very absence of a federal statute to take the place of local wrongful death statutes should be the equivalent of a loud congressional warning to courts to refrain from encroaching on state powers here.

I speak now not of constitutional power, but of the manner in which a statute should be read.

After all, for state statutes the questions are (a) how that state statute should be interpreted, and (b) what the First Amendment requires.

He thinks local officials who flout state statute should be held responsible, just as they would for breaking any other law.

It should not be limited without circumspection and no statute should be held to limit it unless it says so plainly * * *." 234 P. at 179.

While all of the petitioners agree that EPA's interpretation is impermissible, they disagree about how the statute should be interpreted.