Sentence examples for statutes with from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors have at their disposal numerous statutes with clear sentencing guidelines.

It collated imperial ecclesiastical statutes with those of the 4th-century theologian-legislator Basil of Cappadocia.

The Council has been supplementing the statutes with admonitions intended to show people the evil and danger of noise.

Such twists are part of a system that requires immigration authorities to match the elements of a variety of state criminal statutes with federal criminal laws, and proceed as though the noncitizen had been convicted of the federal crime.

Mr. Lavy was not charged then, but in 1995, after the Oklahoma City bombing, he was arrested by the F.B.I. in a raid on his cabin in Arkansas and charged under antiterrorism statutes with possessing ricin.

"In faithful detail it shows how a series of steps were taken to build reserves of coal … [they] prepared a national policing strategy and brought to the fore a series of statutes, with which the law was changed.

To have teeth, it needs to be underpinned by statute, with a press ombudsman to mediate with the public.

So it was a great privilege to be able to unveil that statute with Mandela, Brown says.

The statute, with origins in 1789, gives American courts broad authority to make sure their orders are fulfilled.

Alabama looks set to enact a law that combines Mississippi's admitting-privileges statute with regulatory requirements similar to Virginia's.

The Mail supplemented the hypocrisy statute with a morality clause, contending that lapses, often in the sexual realm, disqualify one from having a credible opinion about anything else.