Sentence examples for statutory reference from inspiring English sources

Also, Akin co-sponsored legislation changing a statutory reference to "rape" to "forcible rape".

Sections 836 and 837 enshrine the importance of "capital maintenance", outlawing the distribution of profits out of the capital of a bank, for which the last audited accounts are the statutory reference point.

zzIncluding the statutory reference to 'serious mitochondrial conditions' per s.3ZA 5) HFE Act 1990.

It was a key early drug-war law, the Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1986, which made the first statutory reference to detainers, says Christopher Lasch, a professor at the University of Denver's Sturm College of Law.

Justice John Paul Stevens, writing for seven justices, said the interactions of the various state and federal laws in the case required analysis of a "maze of statutory cross-references" and a 2006 decision, Lopez v. Gonzales, that rooted the definition of "aggravated felony" in federal law even when state offenses were involved.

For reference, statutory maternity pay is available for 39 weeks per child.

Time and again the high court has limited executive discretion by reference to statutory principles of interpretation and the principle of legality.

This paper presents a comparative study of dust control practices in Chinese and Australian longwall mines, with particular references to statutory limits, dust monitoring methods and dust management practices, followed by a brief discussion on the research status of longwall mine dust control in both countries.

The Royal Pharmaceutical Society's Medicines, Ethics and Practice guide and the British National Formulary were used as references for statutory requirements and recommended additional labels, using the versions in use at the time of data collection.

All but absent from the revised EYFS statutory framework is any explicit reference to understanding the characteristics of learning and how important it is that practitioners and children's families understand how children's dispositions and attitudes, creative thinking and problem-solving develop.

The mean rate of the total number of home visits (sum of visits conducted by GPs and AGnES-practice assistants) with reference to all statutory insured patients was 168.2/1000 patients over the time period before the AGnES project started.