Sentence examples for what the statute from inspiring English sources
That's what the statute says.
"That's not what the statute says," he said.
That's specifically what the statute says, is it not?
"This is a far-reaching case" that has been anything but orderly, adding "It may require stepping out of the bounds of what the statute defines".
Justice Harding, what the statute basically says is you're supposed to certify seven days after the vote is taken, if there is going to be a request.
The legal question is what the statute means by "any court," and the federal appeals courts have disagreed on the answer.
"It doesn't matter what the statutes of limitation say," he said.
Under current laws, which are almost a century old, state inspectors visit retailers of kosher food to see that meat and dairy products are processed in accordance with what the statutes call "Orthodox Hebrew religious requirements".
Under the kosher food laws, state market inspectors for decades have visited kosher retailers across the state to see that meat, poultry, seafood and dairy products marked "kosher" have been processed in accordance with what the statutes call "Orthodox Hebrew religious requirements".
No one really seems to care what the statutes represent symbolically -- they simply complain that this is money that did not go to schools, hospitals, roads.
I mean, what is the statute of limitations on keeping your mouth shut?' Contrary to what his opponents would have us believe, Carter did not seem when I met him like a man who was losing his marbles.
