Sentence examples for the two statutes from inspiring English sources

How the two statutes interact "is an important question," he said.

It is no coincidence that the two statutes came into force on the same day.

Those were the two statutes that the court interpreted on Tuesday.

People close to the discussion said that determination was affected by inconsistent language between the two statutes.

The Indiana decision, the court found, couldn't save the Texas law because the two statutes weren't comparable.

In Mr. Aleynikov's brief and at the oral argument, the focus was on whether the computer code came within the two statutes.

During the reign of King Edward III six measures, later known as the Six Statutes, were passed between 1331 and 1369.

If the plaintiffs win, the Legislature would have to replace the three statutes with something else: more reasonable dismissal laws; retention rules based, presumably, on effectiveness, not seniority; a longer probationary period for new teachers before they get tenure.

In 1609, "Donald Mcfie in Collonsaye" was present at the assembly of island chiefs and gentlemen, who met with the Bishop of the Isles at Iona, when the nine Statutes of Icolmkill were enacted, which were to bring the Western Isles under the control of the Scottish Parliament.

An appellate court might therefore restore the complete Butt precedent--applying the full legal standard--but nonetheless conclude that the factual record developed through the Vergara trial suffices to support a finding that each of the five statutes being struck down does in fact result in schooling that, when viewed as a whole, falls "fundamentally below prevailing statewide standards".

The intersection of these two statutes is a complex issue that is likely to attract considerable attention in the education world.