Sentence examples for a new statutory from inspiring English sources
Instead comes a new statutory defence of "honest opinion".
That is why a new statutory right of reply is central to our proposals.
His solution to this is a new statutory body overseeing the press.
A new statutory duty on colleges, schools, prisons, probation providers, police and councils to "prevent individuals being drawn into terrorism".
(2) The current "judge made" law of privacy could be replaced by a new "statutory tort" of invasion of privacy.
The Productivity Commission also suggests investigation of a new statutory contract to be known as an "enterprise contract".
The latter are statutory committees of a new NHS statutory health authority – Health Education England – that plans and funds clinical training posts.
The report was published last week on the day a dozen MPs met for 25 minutes in a Commons committee room to nod through new statutory regulations for care homes.
The government will set up a new independent statutory body responsible for driving long-term policy on science and innovation, at a cost of $8m.
Perhaps that would be a positive step, but a new domestic statutory scheme would not make a civilian working for a civilian agency a lawful combatant entitled to immunity under the law of war for acts committed outside the United States.
There would, for example, be a new independent statutory body, such as an Office for Environmental Responsibility, with powers to hold government to account when it comes to wise use of the country's natural assets.
