Sentence examples for statutory limitations from inspiring English sources

The President's Proposal modifies these statutory provisions that currently limit random medical review and place statutory limitations on the application of Medicare prepayment review.

This deviation is explained in part by statutory limitations, in place since 1929, on continued growth of the representative bodies.

"By emitting sulphur dioxide into the environment exceeding statutory limitations [Mopani Copper Mines] breached its duty of care owed to her [Mithi] and the community," the ruling said.

The suit therefore hopes to claw back both Ms Nelson's $1,500 and several millions collected by Warner/Chappell since mid-2009, thextentnt of statutory limitations.

In 1968 the UN General Assembly adopted a Convention on the Non-applicability of Statutory Limitations to War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity.

The administration must hold its ground and, beginning in January, press the next Congress to remove statutory limitations hampering the A.T.F.'s ability to shut down irresponsible dealers near the border and elsewhere.

The government argued that the limitation in Duro was a statutory limitation of the tribe's sovereignty, not a constitutional limit, and that Congress had the authority to remove that limitation.

In others there is a statutory limitation of between 400 and 500 weeks of payments.

Detective chief superintendent Julian Gregory, the senior investigating officer, said that due to the three-year statutory limitation placed on the investigation by the Computer Misuse Act 1990, he was closing the case now because there was no realistic chance of bringing a prosecution ahead of the third anniversary of the theft in November.

3. Direct government borrowing from central banks generally is frowned upon as encouraging fiscal irresponsibility and commonly is subject to statutory limitation; nevertheless, in many countries the central bank is the only large source of credit for the government and is used extensively.

Which is important because English law imposes a statutory limitation of one year after publication for someone to bring a defamation action.