Sentence examples for a statutory warning from inspiring English sources

The board also requested a few words being altered in the song "Nellorae", and the display of a statutory warning on drinking and smoking wherever they occur in the film.

On the new statutory warnings, civil society minister Rob Wilson told MPs that the commission would "normally" give a charity 14 days' notice that it was to receive a warning.

Along with a review of the impact of welfare reforms, the group also urged the Government to consider introducing a statutory entitlement to bereavement leave, warning that grieving people across Britain are being "failed" by a lack of support in the workplace.

Mr Pickles used the announcement to give a veiled warning to councils - which have a statutory duty to provide an efficient bin service - that do not have weekly collections.

First, they won a statutory provision that would prohibit the Federal Trade Commission from acting on the health warning in cigarette ads for eighteen months after the termination of cigarette advertising on the air which meant that they forced an extension by a whole year of a deadline that the F.T.C. had in the meantime set for requiring a health warning in all cigarette ads.

There is a statutory procedure.

A statutory code of ethics for lobbying.

Create a statutory register of lobbyists.

It is now a statutory power.

It should be a statutory obligation.

Emergency powers put on a statutory basis.