Sentence examples for this statute seems from inspiring English sources

On its face, this statute seems quite reasonable and consistent with the fact that contributions to political parties by you or me are clearly not tax deductible.

"It seems like he was saying they do not want to draw a line in the sand," Mr. Calabria said, "although the statute seems to require that".

You've got Section 5, Congress, in the statute, seems to have gone to great lengths to provide what to do in the situation that you are describing, accepting your view of the case.

"It struck me when I saw it that the statute seemed like it was from another era," said Thomas H. Lee II, an American Civil Liberties Union lawyer who is handling Mr. Kalman's lawsuit, which was filed in Federal District Court in Philadelphia.

In the court's view, the plain language of the statute seemed "to support Plaintiff's argument that he, despite his age, is entitled to apply personally for asylum".

Given the psychological and emotional toll and time it takes for a child to admit to being abused, the restrictive statute seems to this survivor like a prima facie case of a law doing more to protect the perpetrator than the victim.

No statute seemed to fit his crime.

Mr. Bruno, who even before the sentencing had pinned his hopes on the Supreme Court's review of the federal statute, seemed hopeful of avoiding prison.

Even now, though, there is a serious risk that legally married individuals will lose out on valuable Social Security and veterans' benefits because language in the applicable statutes seems to determine whether couples are married based on where they live rather than where their marriage was celebrated.

Having everyone vote on everything, even renewing old statutes, seems crazy, as Vox's Ezra Klein pointed out.

It is hard to have a consistent position on U.S. immigration laws, partly because the laws themselves seem so inconsistent, and inconsistently enforced: an immigrant who evades armed guards at the border might subsequently arrive in a so-called sanctuary city, in which the federal statutes seem not to apply.