Sentence examples for the statute refers from inspiring English sources

What an ordinary person might call "campaigning," the statute refers to as "federal election activity".

The regulation "hereinafter" to which the statute refers is 3 U.S.C.

The law does not specifically mention either existing or new tenants, though the preamble to the law, which is technically not part of the statute, refers to "current tenants".

The statute referred specifically to the "British Commonwealth of Nations".

Although R v Little considered assault a statutory offence, none of the statutes referred to contain any definition of assault.

The ICJ's statute refers to "international custom, as evidence of a general practice accepted as law," as a second source of international law.

After all, Valencia, governed by the centre-right, has adopted a new constitutional statute referring to its region's "historic nationality".

The opinion ignores the plain language of the statute which refers not to an error in the vote tabulation system but to an error in the vote tabulation.

Mr. Belkin, of the firm Belkin Burden Wenig & Goldman, continued: "The statute repeatedly refers to the principal deposited by the tenant as being the tenant's property, and only being held in trust by the landlord.

Judge Wood made it clear that the indictment could be dismissed merely on a reading of the plain language of the statute, which refers to trying to influence a juror through "written communication" in relation to an "issue or matter pending" before the juror.

The legal definition of genocide, according to court statutes, refers to "acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group".