Sentence examples for statutory details from inspiring English sources

The paper concludes that the resulting separation of legislator responsibility from legislative result (viz. the statutory text) enables Congress to enact binding statutory details through a process other than the one prescribed by the Constitution.

That's the problem with legislating by initiative — voters tend to make their choices based on the general policy or philosophical thrust of each ballot measure without delving into statutory details and without necessarily embracing or even grasping the wider political agendas of those who write the measures.

A second lengthy struggle concluded last month, when the National Union of Teachers finally secured the release of statutory "impact reports" detailing the knock-on effects of opening each free school – though even now, the government has released only 24 reports, claiming the others will be published at a future, unspecified date.

But a statutory public notice detailing an 18 month closure will be published this week.

Imagine him interminably kicking the wheels of a second-hand Mondeo while he explains the finer details of statutory consumer rights in an intonation that sounds like the wind changed when he was struggling to master sarcasm as a child.

A similar process would have to take place for the provision of the Employer Payment Summary, which includes details of statutory payments that tend to be handled by HR rather than payroll teams.

The Court's decision in Chevron U.S.A. Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. presupposes that when Congress leaves indeterminacy in an organic act, that indeterminacy reflects an implicit delegation of power to the agency to fill in the details of statutory meaning.

This document usefully lists and details the Statutory Performance Indicators (SPI) to be used for the Assessments of Policing and Community Safety (APACS) in England and Wales as of April 1 , 2008

However, when the legislation was passed, gay rights group Marriage Equality published a report detailing 160 statutory differences between the entitlements of couples in civil partnerships compared with married couples, ranging from taxation benefits, to immigration rights, to combining assets when applying for housing loans.

This Article argues that this kind of regulation should be viewed, instead, as regulatory "delegation" of the type Congress makes to agencies when it accords them the authority to fill in the details of ambiguous statutory mandates.

16 Reasons may not include all the arguments, statutory provisions, jurisprudence or other details the reviewing judge would have preferred, but that does not impugn the validity of either the reasons or the result under a reasonableness analysis.