Sentence examples for use statutes from inspiring English sources

Google claims the excerpts fall within "fair use" statutes.

NORML says 16 states and the District of Columbia have enacted various medical-marijuana use statutes.

Cannabis remains classified as an illegal narcotic under federal law, although the Obama administration has taken the position of giving individual states leeway to carry out their own recreational use statutes.

We use statutes, regulations, guidelines, court opinions, and empirical research on EIA along with recent case examples of integrated health impact assessment (HIA)/EIA at both the state and federal level.

The excerpt was published with the assumption that it would be permitted under the "fair use" statute of copyright law.

He was also instrumental in codifying the state's land-use statutes into the Municipal Land Use Law, one of the nation's first on land-use planning.

As he sat in the courtroom, his chin propped awkwardly on his fist, his predicament could be seen either as a state's admirably muscular response to the abusive treatment of a vulnerable young man or as an attempt to criminalize teen-age odiousness by using statutes aimed at people more easily recognizable as hate-mongers and perverts.

The company responded with a preemptive court filing arguing that its use of "Girls' was a parody and therefore protected under fair-use statutes. .

Through most of the Supreme Court's history, justices used statutes and legal precedents in their rulings, leaving out facts about the outside world.

He is also worried about using statute in practical terms and he also thinks what Leveson wants can be put in place without statute.

A royal charter avoids using statute, but runs into concerns about independence that ministers (via the privy council) could have too great an influence.