Sentence examples for whose statute from inspiring English sources

But at the Special Court for Sierra Leone, whose statute says that its appeals judges "shall be guided" by appellate decisions of the United Nations tribunals for Rwanda and Yugoslavia, the panel went against the Perisic decision.

In Kansas, for example, one need show only that there is related evidence that was not tested; in Georgia, whose statute was passed in May 2003, one must show that such testing could have affected the outcome of the case.

She said the only situation in which he would lose his rank and pension is if the Army were to decide to court-martial him for his behavior as a retiree or for some misstep while he was on active duty whose statute of limitations has not yet run out, or if the Army decided to review his rank based on misconduct during his years in uniform.

And it's worth noting that there are now 28 states whose statutes allow directors to consider the interests of "other constituencies". I believe this is a good thing.

Combined with the new International Criminal Court, whose governing statute, agreed upon in 1998 over American objections, defined the recruitment or use of children under 15 as a war crime, this new accord represents a potentially powerful instrument for combating this horrific form of exploitation.

"Noble ends do not save a speech-restricting statute whose means are poorly tailored," Justice Stevens said.

"If they do that, I have to say they are inviting a challenge to a statute whose constitutionality seems doubtful".

It is the only major environmental statute whose core provisions have not been reauthorized or substantively updated since its adoption in the 1970s.

However, Craig was not indicted on a charge of violating the Foreign Agents Registration Act, whose five-year statute of limitations has expired.

One to whose conduct a statute clearly applies may not successfully challenge it for vagueness". Parker v. Levy, 417 U.S. 733, 756, 94 S.Ct.

Our difference of opinion is not based on the language of the statute, whose definitions I have accepted as applicable for the sake of argument, but rather what is factually required of Apple by this order.