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His report in March 2007 stopped short of suggesting a return to compulsion but recommended that languages be made a statutory part of the curriculum for seven- to 11-year-olds.
Authors have also called on libraries to be made a statutory requirement in schools, with chief executive of the Society of Authors Nicola Solomon writing to shadow culture minister Harriet Harman in May about the issue, saying that "prisons have a statutory obligation to provide a properly-staffed library and access to books but, absurdly, there is no such obligation in relation to schools".
Young people are used to being given infor mation that's short, snappy and accessible - the complete opposite of a party manifesto". The study of citizenship, which was made a statutory subject in 2002, could have a crucial part to play in getting young people turned on to politics.
"So you're making a statutory argument now?" Scalia said.
The reservoir has been listed as a historic structure, a strip of access land is owned by the council and would not easily be given up, and the surrounding meadows are expected to be made into a statutory nature reserve by the Countryside Council for Wales this autumn.
Raymore explains that the Fed acknowledged it was making a "substantive change" to the statutory definition of applicant in the 1985 amendment to Regulation B, and not merely an administrative interpretation that would be entitled to Chevron deference.
Generalizations cannot be made concerning statutory controls on sales methods because they vary from place to place.
The decision comes in spite of support for compulsory SRE from key House of Commons committees – the chairs of the education, health, home affairs and business committees all wrote to education secretary Nicky Morgan pressing for the subject to be made statutory in primary and secondary schools, saying it was a "crucial part of preparing young people for life".
Membership of each group would be made up of statutory agencies, local conservation bodies and farmer/landowners who, through a facilitated process, will develop an action plan.
Authors have long campaigned for libraries and trained librarians to be made statutory in primary and secondary schools.
