Sentence examples for valid legislation from inspiring English sources
See also Bombolis, supra, 241 U.S., at 221, 36 S.Ct., at 598 (concurrent jurisdiction exists "unless excepted by express constitutional limitation or by valid legislation"); Missouri ex rel.
According to the valid legislation, materials which do not meet the condition of direct unconditional release into the environment, should be modified and processed into the matrix designed for the final disposal in the storing place.
"Even on this court's view of the scope of Congressional power under Section 5 of the 14th Amendment, the Family and Medical Leave Act is undoubtedly valid legislation and application of the act to the states is constitutional," Justice Souter wrote for the three.
190, 192, 38 L.Ed.2d 1973(1973), we held that "[f]or the purpose of determining whether a state statute is too vague and indefinite to constitute valid legislation 'we must take the statute as though it read precisely as the highest court of the State has interpreted it.' Minnesota ex rel.
No part of all the history concerning these grants, however, indicates a purpose on the part of Congress to enter into a permanent agreement with the states under which states would be free to use the lands in a manner which would conflict with valid legislation enacted by Congress in the national interest.
Monitoring networks must meet some limits and adhere to valid standards which will not violate valid legislation or pose a threat to society from the risk of abuse of these facilities.
Crucially, the Supreme Court would later recognize as valid the legislation issued by the illegitimate government stemming from the 1930 coup.
For the reasons explained above, the minimum coverage provision is valid Commerce Clause legislation.
Lastly, since a relatively large proportion of the drivers had driven without a valid driving license, legislation and enforcement interventions are likely to be less effective than education and engineering countermeasures.
In this case the supreme judicial court of the state holds the legislation valid, and that there is a fair reason for the discrimination between the height of buildings in the residential as compared with the commercial districts.
They initially challenged the rules in the High Court in May but lost the case, with Judge Justice Green calling the legislation "valid and lawful in all respects".
