Sentence examples for with statute from inspiring English sources

(The term corvée, meaning contribution, is now often used synonymously with statute labour).

Dealing with statute books "crammed full of titles that are astonishingly obscure," he notes that the Non-Intercourse Act — in federal law since 1790 — "has, one would think, failed rather spectacularly in its stated purpose".

"So you are telling the committee, Judge, that anytime the president is acting to safeguard the national security against a terrorist threat, he does not have to comply with statute?" asked Senator Russ Feingold, Democrat of Wisconsin, referring to the 1978 law.

The district destroyed them after checking with county officials, Rossall said. . "When the school district reviewed the law regulating possession and disclosure of these records, it realized that it had erred by collecting these highly confidential law enforcement documents and made sure to bring its policies in line with statute.

Loffreda examines the political impulse to answer hate with statutes creating hate crimes.

Plenty of fun if you're familiar with statutes known only by three-digit numbers, specifically 705 and 105.

Starting with the Colorado River Compact of 1922 and continuing with statutes, a treaty with Mexico and case law until the 1960s, a truce was achieved.

Along with statutes and court opinions, it includes ballads, sermons and fiction as well as children's books, underscoring Professor Cohen's conviction that law is transmitted through channels far outside the law.

The Court concluded that the will of the electors supersedes any technical statutory requirements: "[T]he electorate's effecting its will through its balloting, not the hypertechnical compliance with statutes, is the object of holding an election.

Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein of Federal District Court in Manhattan ruled that the city had made "a good faith effort" in setting up the command center, which complied with statutes governing emergency planning.

It is often said that this creates a marked contrast with statutes, where a canonical formulation of the legal rule being laid down is provided.