Sentence examples for the statute will be from inspiring English sources

"I do believe that we need a federal statute that has a criminal penalty and we have to look at what the statute will be in terms of the criminal penalty," said Senator Ted Stevens, the Republican from Alaska who is chairman of the Commerce Committee.

So, also, as the statute makes a classification based upon a reasonable distinction, and one which, as we have seen, has been generally applied in the exertion of the police power over the subject, there is no foundation for the proposition that the result of the enforcement of the statute will be to deny the equal protection of the laws.

Particularly where, as in this case, the convictions stem from conduct which is directly in line with appellants' profession as movie exhibitors, they may justifably fear that any future conduct running the danger of infringing the statute will be more harshly treated because of the previous unreviewed conviction.

The unconstitutionality of the ordinance, in its application to appellee, has been definitely and finally adjudicated by the Court of Appeals, and only a state-law question remains to be decided on remand whether the statute will be totally invalidated or whether only its "grandfather provision" will be struck down.

Instead, they are charged with an awareness of Chevron; required to guess whether the statute will be declared "ambiguous" (courts often disagree on what qualifies); and required to guess (again) whether an agency's interpretation will be deemed "reasonable". Who can even attempt all that, at least without an army of perfumed lawyers and lobbyists?

The law is not arbitrary if the basis for discrimination has a rational relation to the object sought to be achieved, and the statute will be declared valid and constitutional.

"I do not believe there will be a period of time in which the implementation of this statute will be interrupted," Tucker said.

"I am confident that this statute will be successful in protecting the rights of victims of crime".

"I am confident that our defense of that statute will be successful," Mr. Schneiderman said.

In the circumstances of the present case we conclude that the purpose of the disclosure statute will be implemented by denying recovery to the plaintiff on its contract and granting the defendants' motion to dismiss.

"I fear that the reactions against any attempts at, as they perceive it, undermining the Rome Statute will be very strong," he said.