Sentence examples for statutory version from inspiring English sources
There is also already a statutory version of pay-go on the books, making the House rule more symbolic than anything else.
The supplemental brief for the university was filed on November 16, and argued that Title VI was a statutory version of the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment and did not allow private plaintiffs, such as Bakke, to pursue a claim under it.
"Statutory context supports this reading".
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.
In other words, treat privacy like libel, with penalties and remedies available only after publication.Such an approach could be accompanied by a beefed-up version of the now-voluntary Press Complaints Commission, with statutory powers to protect privacy and punish newspapers that breach it, and tighter definitions of "the public interest" and of who counts as a "public figure" (see Bagehot).
The court mistakenly categorized the augmented 1995 procedures as FISA minimization procedures and then compelled the government to utilize a modified version of those procedures in a way that is clearly inconsistent with the statutory purpose.
Prior to publishing a draft version of the regulation in September, the administration contended protections for transgender people were inherent in the ACA's statutory language.
*Correction 8/25: An earlier version of this article suggested consensual sex between an 18-year-old and 15-year-old would qualify as statutory rape, but under New Hampshire law, this would actually amount to misdemeanor sexual assault.
The lawsuit sought statutory damages.
Five counts of statutory rape.
