Use "statutory" in a sentence

1. All these different statutory regulations seem to have been made with great propriety

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2. Legally we were looking for signs of under-age sexual conduct (called statutory rape) and also prostitution, as well as drug use which often also happen with such cases

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3. It's statutory rape there as well as here in D

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4. direction and control of programmatic areas that are the statutory responsibility of Senate confirmed

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5. I - to fulfill the statutory and regimental provisions;

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6. of the joy of its statutory laws

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7. Disputes are to be judged on their merits, according to the facts of the case, and the relevant provisions of the Constitution or statutory law

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8. “totally eliminates the statutory right to collective bargaining

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9. ”9 All statutory law, the letter of the law, is made to support the general will

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10. There was no previous history or job application on file other than the statutory taxation declaration which every employee had to fill out

11. Then I said as I was walking out that by law I had a statutory right of entry and by denying me entry he was breaking the law

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12. Highlights situations that may constitute the crime of rape, including date rape and statutory rape, and contains links to state penal codes and federal laws against sexual abuse

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13. However most states have refined and broadened the statutory definition of rape so that marriage, gender, and force are not relevant

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14. Statutory rape refers to sexual intercourse with a minor (someone below the "age of consent")

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15. Statutory rape laws vary by state, with states setting the age of consent differently, as well as using different names to refer to this crime

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16. Many states punish statutory rape under laws addressing sexual assault, rape, unlawful sexual intercourse or carnal knowledge of a child

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17. In many states, statutory rape is a felony only if one of the participants (usually a male) is at least three years older than the other; otherwise, it is a misdemeanor

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18. There are very few federal laws dealing with statutory rape

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19. Basics overview of statutory rape, which does not require the victim to have been forced into having sex with an adult, only that the victim was below the age of consent

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20. Statutory rape refers to sexual relations involving someone below the "age of consent

21. Statutory rape differs from other types of rape, and from child molestation, in that the act would not be a crime if all participants were above the age of consent

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22. Unlike "forcible rape," statutory rape can involve underage participants who willingly engage in sexual relations

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23. Historically, statutory rape has been a "strict liability" offense, meaning that it does not matter whether what the perpetrator believed the victim was old enough to consent to sex

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24. " These laws carve out different treatment of statutory rape offenses involving individuals close in age

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25. In some states, they allow a defense against criminal charges for statutory rape

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26. Some states require certain classes of professionals to report knowledge or suspicion of statutory rape to authorities

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27. Types of professionals required to report statutory rape often include teachers, medical professionals, public employees, and clergy, among others

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28. Statutory rape is a state sex crime that can be charged as a felony or misdemeanor offense and may be punishable by incarceration, fine, probation, and/or registry as a sex offender, depending on the state and circumstances of the incident

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29. In other states, any act of statutory rape constitutes a felony, with serious and sometimes mandatory jail sentences resulting

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30. In legal terms, sexual assault is a statutory offense in various jurisdictions, including United States, Canada, England and Wales, Ireland, and Scotland

31. this License, however, will not have their PLIED, STATUTORY OR OTHERWISE, IN-licenses terminated provided such individu-CLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, WAR-

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32. statutory age of consent

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33. expanded statutory offence of rape, applicable to all forms

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34. Rape is a statutory offence

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35. Any reference to rape in a statutory provision must be

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36. This is a statutory offence created by article 1231 of the

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37. • Actions required to bring the business up to date with statutory

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38. Even on their programmes, they’d often issue a statutory warning—‘Look, you can always get this wrong, it isn’t as if any of us have a magic formula

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39. This register will include the medical profession and other professions required by law to be registered with a statutory body, for example architects, lawyers, etc

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40. The creation of a credit report depends on the availability of information gathered from public records, statutory information, credit applications and credit accounts on the individual consumers and businesses

41. well-known local bandleader has been charged with the statutory rape of a

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42. shall be responsible for compliance of all the statutory provision and quality and

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43. It’s statutory rape

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44. appointed for two years, and takes measures to strength the role of statutory

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45. Statutory Liquidity ratio (SLR): Apart from the CRR, banks are required to

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46. permitted strictly in accordance with the statutory provision

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47. and statutory bodies etc

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48. Statutory and other restrictions on Loans and Advances

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49. Statutory provisions regarding the grant of advances against shares contained

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50. This financing would be subject to compliance with the statutory requirements

51. statutory prescriptions that are in vogue

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52. applicable statutory provisions, foregoing instructions as also the MOP to be

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53. Statutory : Something which is enacted by legislation

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54. Not to mention the congressman’s daughter, the statutory rape and the goddamn Nazis

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55. It added to the impartiality of an investigation if he stayed clear of the Company's statutory auditors, and brought in a complete outsider

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56. Statutory rape is enough to lock him up

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57. The ensuing discussion will follow fairly closely the pattern set forth in the statutory provisions (as they existed in 1939); but these will be criticized, rejected, or amplified, whenever such emendation appears desirable

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58. In our view, the element of marketability is generally given too much stress by investors; and in this case we do not favor following the statutory requirement with respect to the size of the issue as a general rule for bond investment

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59. In this respect we are in disagreement with statutory provisions in many states (including New York) which reflect the traditional emphasis upon property values

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60. This is undoubtedly sound law, but the inherent objections to the non-cumulative provision are so great (chiefly because of the opportunity it affords for unfair policies by the directors) that it would seem to be advisable for the legislatures of the several states to put the New Jersey decision into statutory effect by prohibiting the creation of completely noncumulative preferred stocks, requiring them to be made cumulative at least to the extent that the dividend is earned

61. As Graham and Dodd note, voting control over the corporation can pass in bankruptcy to the bondholders, who will then become equity holders in the new entity that enjoys a statutory fresh start

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62. What the hell was that? Statutory rape, that’s what it was, a crime that could come with jail time for Mr

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63. Common stock investments are only a small portion of property and casualty company portfolios, limited to dollar amounts no greater than the firm’s statutory surplus

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64. Statutory surplus is net worth computed in accordance with insurance regulations, rather than Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)

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65. Each net worth figure, statutory or GAAP, is reconcilable with the other

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66. This difference in the significance of marketability between debt and equity is even recognized in certain regulatory areas: insurance regulations require that debt holdings that are not available for sale be carried on the company’s books for statutory purposes at amortized cost, whereas common stocks are usually carried at market

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67. Non-control investors are also supposed to be the beneficiaries of various state laws and regulations, including blue sky statutes governing terms and conditions under which new issues may be offered;3 antitakeover statutes; statutes aimed at controlling going-private transactions; more generalized common law and state statutory requirements covering the fiduciary obligations of those in control of corporations to unaffiliated common stockholders; and statutes defining appraisal remedies when stockholders dissent from force-out mergers or similar force-out transactions

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68. Many of these investors probably realized that Leasco was not the best credit risk in the world; all realized that under the securities laws, they would become statutory underwriters if there was to be a public offering of their units, in which case there would be some exposure to potential legal liabilities

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69. She made her statutory number of calls and went on to the next

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70. These statements require different accounting practices (called "statutory accounting"), so they will not match generallyaccepted-accounting-principles (GAAP) accounting used with 1OKs and 1OQs and annuals

71. The driving force of statutory accounting is liquidity; for example, acquisition costs are expensed immediately, not over several years

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72. Statutory accounting is quasi-cash accounting, close to tax accounting

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73. Because of conservative statutory accounting practices, including the exclusion of nonadmitted assets, the policyholders' surplus does provide an estimate of minimum financial strength of the company available for policyholders

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74. It would seem idle to attempt to prevent, by statutory provisions, similar abuses

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75. Nor is it less so, that penal enactments should be provided for cases of corrupt and perfidious intercourse with the enemy, not amounting to treason, nor yet embraced by any statutory provisions

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76. The principle did exist in the British service, not by statutory, but by admiralty regulations; and in all such cases rewards had been liberally dispensed

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77. , which were not known in this country, as by pecuniary rewards and pensions, not in all cases by statutory, but by Executive sanctions

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