Sentence examples for the statute itself from inspiring English sources

The statute itself does not mention retaliation.

The discriminatory intent that could be clearly inferred from the nature of the statute itself was not well hidden.

If he is not confident that the law can work as intended, he must ensure better implementation or call for a revamp of the statute itself.

"We refer tenants to the attorney general's office, but also to their legislators, because these issues require a change in the statute itself," she said.

Such a ruling would avoid an interpretation of the statute itself and deprive this case, Sosa v. Álvarez-Machain, No. 03-339, of much meaning.

Congress also provided that the federal district courts could hear only constitutional challenges to the statute itself, not garden-variety complaints about how the secretary was carrying out his authority.

That said, it is worth noting that the PPACA statute itself [ 12] does not define patient-centred outcomes research, and that PCORI's Methodology Committee has proposed no less than four competing definitions [ http://pcori.org/images/MC_Report_03-08-2011.pdf] for consideration at the July 2011 PCORI meeting [ 31].

The independent-counsel statute itself implies that the president may be arraigned in criminal court and prosecuted, but even Mr Starr's own lawyers are divided.

However, if the object of the statute is itself illegitimate, a classification may be invalid even if it satisfies the test.

The French government granted complete self-government in territorial affairs under the Lemoine Statute of 1984, but the Independence Front rejected the statute and reconstituted itself as the Kanak Socialist National Liberation Front (Front de Libération Nationale Kanake et Socialiste; FLNKS).

Simultaneously, a State Party to the Statute of the ICC found itself under scrutiny for its non-compliance with the requests of the Court regarding two outstanding arrest warrants by the ICC against one person, a visitor to its territory.