| Furthermore, the possibility of using global grants was also found to be statutorily restricted in some cases. |
| A patent protects certain statutorily defined classes of new, useful, and non-obvious inventions for approximately 20 years. |
| For example, judges were opposed to the creation of statutorily excluded offences. |
| The decision of whether a particular use is fair mandates the consideration of four statutorily entrenched factors. |
| The central bank is not statutorily independent, but it is fairly autonomous and one of the few bodies in India that commands widespread respect. |
| So the NLRB will enter the new year either statutorily impotent, politically riven, or both. |
