Sentence examples for statutes that apply from inspiring English sources

A better idea is regulatory consolidation on the federal level, with broad new statutes that apply to surviving regulatory bodies.

While some states have laws that define private clubs as public accommodations, prohibiting them from using criteria like race or gender in member selection, Georgia is one of several states that do not have public accommodation statutes that apply to private clubs, said Andrew Fortin, vice president of legal and government relations for the National Club Association, a trade group.

A few states have more broadly worded statutes that apply beyond health care situations.

Write a one-page fact sheet citing the relevant cases or statutes that apply in this situation.

And it is a contest statute that applies to all elected officials, does it not?

She was nonetheless convicted of "hooliganism," under a statute that applied to people acting as a group.

It is a statute that applies to all government actions, which is a huge category across the board, and it's about 200 years old".

But Paramus both has the toughest blue laws in the United States — its Sunday-trading restrictions exceed the statute that applies at the county level — and lies in one of the top-ten zip codes for retail sales in the country.

Another wrinkle: A separate California statute that applies to licensed nurses mandates that nurses cannot be held liable for civil damages when they provide emergency aid at the scene of "an emergency which occurs outside both the place and the course of that person's employment".

Matthews then looked at the federal laws dealing with Indians, including a statute that applied the prohibition on murder to Indian reservations and another covering exceptions to prosecution.

"The goal is to take 'failure to protect' out of the section of the state statute that applies to abuse and even murder, and have it in its own statute with its own range of consequences," Steele said.