Sentence examples for to statutes from inspiring English sources

To liken the Toxic Substances Control Act to statutes that regulate pesticides, drugs and food additives would be misguided and economically foolish.

Instead of a nominee who believes that "judges should expand the law," he said he hoped for someone "who believes that judges should show fidelity to statutes".

They point to statutes and court decisions that indicate once a worker has a government job, his pension plan cannot be changed for the duration of his employment.

"There is moral ambiguity in the shield law itself," Mr. Lurie said, referring to statutes that offer reporters protection from efforts to make them reveal their sources.

In particular, she said, the Court's precedents showed not only that "facial challenges to statutes authorizing warrantless searches can be brought, but also that they can succeed".

"Constitutional challenges to statutes are routinely found moot when a statute is amended, or unripe when proposed regulatory amendments are pending".

First, it is claimed that this would involve the press being subject to statute.

In another, narrower, sense, common law is contrasted to the rules applied in English and American courts of equity and also to statute law.

Thus, prior to use biomarker to statute on environmental quality of rivers, we wanted to characterize reproductive profile (spawn number, GSI, gonad development).

But for civil partners to have the same rights as married couples hundreds of words need to be added to statute books, the chief minister said.

After losing in the Court of Appeals, Mr. Morgenthau's office proposed an amendment to the statute to strengthen his authority.