Sentence examples for a statutory element from inspiring English sources

But a statutory element to press regulation in Scotland would require the setting up of a separate body to comply with Scottish law.

According to the Mail, two other assessors - former Channel 4 News political editor Elinor Goodman and former Daily Telegraph political editor George Jones – also warned Leveson not to include a statutory element.

Amongst the purist advocates of a free press, there will be concern about the basis on which the voluntary body is being established, and whether there is a statutory element to the appointments process to the body or to the monitoring role of Ofcom.

It lurks in the gap between a standard for regulation he once suggested the "Dowler test"—and his resistance to any statutory element of control now.

The appraisal of plans is a key statutory element of the plan-making process in most developed countries, running in principle, in parallel with the policy development process, helping to provide the rationale and evidence base for good decisions.

One option might be a trust, consisting of worthies gathered mainly from outside Fleet Street, or even a Royal Charter of the sort that underpins the BBC.Meanwhile Fleet Street's editors (and the editor of this newspaper) have met, and speedily agreed to a code enshrining most of the judge's principles but spurning the statutory element.

They will rail against the statutory element.

Full pay In this survey, full pay means normal salary inclusive of the statutory element, unless otherwise stated.

"We are pleased to hear that sustained campaigning pressure has compelled Defra to reverse its decision and retain the statutory element of the codes," he said.

Nick Clegg, and Labour leader Ed Miliband had both supported the statutory elements of Leveson, citing their duty to the victims of reprehensible press behaviour.

Sheriff Brian Gootkin said the incident "did not meet the Montana statutory elements for felony assault".