Sentence examples for statutory gap from inspiring English sources

One of the thousand cuts is a misguided Republican initiative that would reopen a dangerous statutory gap now closed by the law.

So the implication is the government is filling a statutory gap that Congress has either failed to consider or specifically chosen not to confer authority for.

Judges should apply preexisting legal rules as individual cases require and should declare new law (derived from custom and social usage) to fill statutory gaps to which court proceedings call attention.

The premise of Chevron, Roberts wrote, is that a statutory ambiguity constitutes "an implicit delegation from Congress to the agency to fill in the statutory gaps".

Some of the key policy impediments in this field involve the tension between housing affordability and health, privacy issues, lack of clarity in statutory authority, and gaps in responsibility for the built and indoor environments.

With the massive resource gap in statutory provision, it's not difficult to predict a growth in people taking the law into their own hands.

Her biggest concern about the loss of the Haven is that people will fall through the gaps in statutory services.

Unlike other provisions in Dodd Frank, where Congress gave the S.E.C. the authority to weigh in on issues, but not a statutory mandate, the pay-gap provision does not leave crucial details up to regulators.

Policy impediments include tension between housing affordability and health investment that causes inefficient cost-shifting, privacy issues, unclear statutory authority, and resulting gaps in responsibility for housing, indoor air, and the built environment.

The safety net of direct enforceability would mean that where our legislators fail to foresee every eventuality, the courts could ensure no individual suffers while waiting for necessary statutory amendments to close the gaps.

This study has illustrated the common applications of PHI in a representative sample of countries and how it has the potential to act as a primary source of funding or fill gaps in SHI, statutory PHI, or tax-based systems.