Sentence examples for a statutory right for from inspiring English sources
The bill would also include a statutory right for every suitably qualified young person to obtain an apprenticeship.
However Alexandra Conroy-Harris, of British Adoption and Fostering, said the bill did "not go far enough" to ensure a statutory right for support for adoptive parents.
Ministers have previously rejected the idea of a statutory right of entry for social workers.
By introducing fees, the government is effectively attempting to impose a financial penalty for exercising a statutory right of appeal against its own tax demand".
Should entrance be refused for any reason, parents have a statutory right of appeal, which is heard by the governors of the school.
In some, especially Latin, countries, the rules on sales provide the seller with a statutory right of preferred satisfaction.
Mr van Vlissingen spent £12,000 on rebuilding it; had there been a statutory right of access, he would have sought official compensation.Although Mr Meacher has ruled out compensation for landowners, rows about this kind of thing seem certain.
Making leave a statutory right (not just a friendly benefit), being paid for the time off, normalizing the notion of paternity leave and gaining its social acceptance, and structuring leave programs to be flexible to meet varied circumstances and expectations.
The conference voted for children to be given a statutory right to appropriate breaks in line with Article 31 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Third, it will for the first time, have a statutory right to investigate, retrospectively, all significant operations of MI6 and MI5, not just their policy, resources and administration.
