Sentence examples for the statute defines from inspiring English sources

The statute defines torture as a crime and includes a provision stating that testimony obtained by torture should be inadmissible.

"This is a far-reaching case" that has been anything but orderly, adding "It may require stepping out of the bounds of what the statute defines".

The statute defines various defenses like talking in a private place or being unaware of the likelihood that the speech would stir up racial hatred.

The statute defines discrimination as "a failure to make reasonable modifications in policies, practices, or procedures" unless those modifications "would fundamentally alter the nature" of the activity.

Another part of the statute defines spouses as those whose marriages are recognized by the state where they live or where the veteran was discharged — not the state where the marriage occurred.

The statute defines "partial birth abortion" as: "an abortion procedure in which the person performing the abortion partially delivers vaginally a living unborn child before killing the unborn child and completing the delivery".

The statute defined an economic spy as anyone who "takes, carries away or conceals" or otherwise "misappropriates" a trade secret with the intent of aiding a foreign government.

The statute defined the procedure as "an abortion procedure in which the person performing the abortion partially delivers vaginally a living unborn child before killing the unborn child and completing the delivery".

Involuntary admitted, detainment or treated according to the statutes defined in the Mental Health Act.

When the Michigan State Legislature consolidated the statutes defining the various memorial highways in 2001, they included the Veterans of World War I Memorial Highway in the law.

Likewise, the Montana statute defines the banned procedure as one in which "(A) the living fetus is removed intact from the uterus until only the head remains in the uterus; (B) all or a part of the intracranial contents of the fetus are evacuated; (C) the head of the fetus is compressed; and (D) following fetal demise, the fetus is removed from the birth canal".