Sentence examples for be statutory for from inspiring English sources

Everything I Never Told You starts, as now seems to be statutory for almost all crime stories on page and screen, with a sudden disappearance: in this case, teenager Lydia Lee, who is soon found dead in a lake, drowned by either suicide or murder.

There is a widespread though erroneous belief that it is statutory for "all ranks to salute a bearer of the Victoria Cross".

In Australia, defined reductions in capacity for activities of daily living and/or cognitive functionality, are statutory criteria for admission to RAC facilities, which include nursing homes [ 17].

And there are statutory avenues for recourse should these powers be abused.

In general, the records can be taken as reliable, because there are statutory rules for the recording and treatment codes used in patient records in Finland.

Meanwhile, trafficked kids who are under 17 can end up imprisoned for being statutory rape victims.

The Midwives' Notification System is statutory and is completed for all live births and stillbirths of ≥ 20 weeks' gestation or birth weight ≥ 400 g.

Data collection in Finnish hospitals is statutory and therefore performed routinely for all hospital admissions.

Model A proposed the Law Commission, ensures there would be no statutory test for an abortion to be performed, and the decision for an abortion would be made by the woman in consultation with her health practitioner.

"We believe that with increasing numbers of children playing these devices, there should be consideration for statutory health warnings to advise users and parents".

What really matters to a lot of people is their comfort – a bare legal minimum may be good for statutory reasons but a workplace needs to be conducive to work.