Sentence examples for statutory provisions required from inspiring English sources

The House of Lords rejected the argument that the relevant statutory provisions required "individual consideration of individual cases in every instance, free of presumptions or policies", and held that it would be difficult to understand how a Secretary of State could properly manage the complexities of his statutory duty without a policy.

Statutory provisions required fishers and fish receivers to keep accurate records of all activity and to furnish returns as required by the management agency.

Nearly all other countries have constitutional or statutory provisions requiring that compensation be paid for property taken.

Since Mattis retired only three years ago, the president had to persuade Congress to exempt him from the statutory provision requiring secretaries of Defense to spend at least seven years in civilian life before taking office.

Accordingly, it is our view that contingent fee agreements between the Attorney General and outside counsel would not be violative of the statutory provisions that require that all money due to or belonging to the state be paid to the General Treasurer.

In his memorandum, Mr. Obama wrote, "Particularly since omnibus bills have become prevalent, signing statements have often been used to ensure that concerns about the constitutionality of discrete statutory provisions do not require a veto of the entire legislation".

While the motion was pending, Congress enacted the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996, §102 of which amends the statutory provision which had required state prisoners to obtain a certificate of probable cause before appealing the denial of a habeas petition.

First, various statutory provisions, in addition to §1409(a), require that some act linking a child to the United States occur before the child turns 18.

Second, petitioners maintain that EPA is not permitted to adopt an interpretation that yields "absurd" results (and requires contradicting other statutory provisions to overcome the absurd results) where such results could be avoided through an alternative interpretation.

New rule requiring compliance with statutory provisions of SB 1125, to allow enforcement with civil and criminal penalties.

The unanimous court wrote that "because the legislature established absentee voting as an optional method of voting, voters choosing to use that method are required to comply with the statutory provisions".