Converse of object

• repeal: Statute law revision repeals statutes that are no longer of practical utility.

• violate: They'd be making a horrible mistake, but they would not be violating a statute.

• amend: The prosecution have helpfully drawn my attention to a number of instances where Statutory Instruments have amended later statutes.

Converse of subject

• imply: We exclude any warranties in respect of the goods express or implied by statute, common law or of any other kind.

• prescribe: The said younger Princes will not be bound by the vows prescribed by the statutes of the Order.

• impose: These are terms that are implied or imposed by statute.

• regulate: Despite its prevalence CCTV is still not regulated expressly by statute.

• prohibit: Whilst the public welfare offenses are thought of not as evil or immoral but as criminal and punishable because they are prohibited by statute.

• govern: In the United States the position of straight bills of lading is governed by statute.

Adjective modifier

• penal: Clauses of penal statutes, 23 Eliz. and 3 Jac.

• federal: Some state and federal statutes require a particular form and format, and court rules must be followed.

• constitutional: The ECA is, by force of the common law, a constitutional statute.

• applicable: Have procedures and policies been developed to ensure compliance with applicable statutes or regulations?

• thy: I will delight myself in thy statutes: I will not forget thy word " .

Modifies a noun

• acre: A cover of arable which is 2 / 3 of a statute acre, is 15s.

• book: We wanted all these reforms on the statute book.

Noun used with modifier

• llp: Several unresolved issues remain under the second generation LLP statutes.

• parity: Parity statute is focus on enrolling of a deductible.

• LLC: Your LLC's legal life will be controlled by your state's LLC statutes.

Preposition: of

• limitation: The deadline for filing a reclaim is called the ' statute of limitation ' .