Sentence examples for statutory question from inspiring English sources

Those policy objectives are, to answer the statutory question, in my opinion valid".

While only three other justices joined her opinion, Justice Thomas expressed a similar view of the statutory authorization in what was otherwise a dissenting opinion, thus giving a majority of five votes on the statutory question.

On the statutory question of what the Federal Advisory Committee Act means, the court appeared quite hostile to the groups' assertion that it can cover unofficial, "de facto members".

This straightforward statutory question has roiled the lower federal courts, prompting a complaint by two conservative members of the federal appeals court in New Orleans earlier this year that the government's expansive interpretation of the most commonly used money-laundering statute amounted to "prosecution run amok".

The Supreme Court did not reach the statutory question because it held that "the Indians' common-law right to sue is firmly established".

He told VICE, "It completely ducked the First Amendment Issue and only addressed a very narrow statutory question about whether or not the court gave (the jury) the right instructions".

The case therefore raised several interrelated statutory questions.

In accepting the appeal, however, the justices granted review only on three statutory questions focused on maritime law.

In addition, considering the issues of Russian state responsibility "involves a wider investigation than you are necessarily obliged to conduct as a coroner … the government believes, with respect, that it would be perfectly possible to conduct an inquest aimed at answering the statutory questions without considering the sensitive material at all".

It's not just for the big-forest constitutional questions but for the in-the-trees statutory questions where a lot of our law is made, and where all of us have a very important stake.

But Mr. Obama's version says only that "the Executive Director, acting through the Counsel to the President, may seek the opinion of the Attorney General on any Constitutional and statutory questions involving existing or prospective programs and practices".