Sentence examples for statutes specify from inspiring English sources

Local and general statutes specify the court in which a criminal offense or civil claim must be tried.

Most community-property statutes specify what property acquired after marriage is considered to be separate, and all the rest is classified as community.

However, the statutes specify that if a person has been awarded a prize and has died before receiving it, the prize may be presented".

The manufacturers, he added, were marketing the new technology to government agencies, but neither federal nor local statutes specified how they could be used.

It has no laws or statutes specifying its jurisdiction that have been made public, and anyway, Saudi Arabia has no written law.

In 1994, after Chng Suan Sze was decided, the Application of English Law Act was enacted with the effect that only English statutes specified in the First Schedule of the Act continued to apply in Singapore after 12 November 1993.

There are no clear legal statutes specifying when children can independently consent to participation in human research studies, but ethical norms require parental consent and, where possible, child assent for all children under 18 years of age [ 36].

regulation could not go further than the statute specified.

Finally, the death penalty statute specifies that the trial should occur where the crime took place.

As a legal matter, Virginia's hate-crime statute specifies so-called penalty enhancements for crimes motivated by race, religion, and ethnicity.

The statute specifies in detail the methods of their organization and operation, the scope of their functions, and the jurisdiction of the Commission over them.