Sentence examples for the current statute from inspiring English sources

The current statute requires a warrant for e-mails that are less than six months old.

Under the current statute, minors from Mexico must be interviewed by border agents within 48 hours after they are apprehended.

He looked it up and discovered that when he was in the Montana legislature, in the nineteen-seventies, he co-sponsored the legislation that established the current statute.

Under the current statute, Mr. Romano could face up to 18 months in prison and be forced to pay more than $10,000 in fines.

A congressman, Representative John Conyers Jr., a Democrat from Michigan, has called for a revision of U.S. copyright law to remove ambiguities in the current statute about who is eligible to reclaim ownership rights to songs and sound recordings.

Essebsi has been accused of overseeing the systematic use of torture, though the current statute of limitations for torture-related crimes in Tunisia means that he cannot be prosecuted.

Whatever one thinks of the offense, it complies with the current statutes of the National Federation of State High School Associations.

Prosecutors faced a losing proposition, not because no crime was committed, but because the crime committed in this case is not easy to prosecute given the current statutes.

The district attorney's office as well as the sheriff's department explained how the current statutes of limitations prevent them from productively doing their jobs.

The current statutes regulating the establishment of a Regency in the case of minority or incapacity of the Sovereign also require any Regents to take their oaths before the Privy Council.

Initially, we reviewed the statutory language of Title I of the 1990 (CAAA)—the current, primary statute for setting air quality standards (U.S. Clean Air Act Amendments 1990).