Sentence examples for statutes that would from inspiring English sources

"There's nothing in the F.E.C. regulations or statutes that would prohibit it," he says.

We have found no precedent suggesting a legal preference for interpretations of copyright statutes that would provide for market divisions.

From dangerous dogs to child support and housing information packs, there have been many ill-considered statutes that would have benefited from a pause and further thought.

Ms. Kuhner pursued legislation because there was nothing written in the state statutes that would apply to a place like Sunshine House.

USTelecom claims the FCC has no legal standing over the proposed expansions and does not have the power to preempt the North Carolina and Tennessee statutes that would prevent them.

The best way forward is for Congress to sidestep the damages question and instead add five amendments to existing statutes that would improve the processing of patents, reduce lawsuits and speed up the arrival of innovations on the market.

But, when officials from the Justice Department proposed adding language to the statute that would more narrowly define terrorism, Mackey balked.

Mr. Biglari did not mention that Tennessee also has a business combination statute that would prevent Biglari Holdings from acquiring the company.

Yesterday, a judge threw out a lawsuit brought by Amazon against a statute that would make its online sales subject to the New York state sales tax.

Absent clear evidence that Congress intended this surplusage, the Court rejects an interpretation of the statute that would render an entire subparagraph meaningless.

Ms. Mosby said her office would also seek to pass a statute that would make it less cumbersome for prosecutors to overturn a conviction when the circumstances warrant.