Sentence examples for because of a statutory from inspiring English sources

The stations used them because of a Statutory Order of the Ministry of Supply in November 1947 that all turbo alternators made for the home market could only be of 60 MW at advanced steam conditions.

But fracking is almost entirely unregulated, because of a 2005 statutory exemption from the Safe Drinking Water Act.

The Northern Ireland ceremony was the first because of a shorter statutory waiting period than on mainland Britain.

The data of 76 patients were excluded because they did not fulfil the inclusion criteria (not a member of a statutory health insurance, no repeated antihypertensive medication) or because of missing questionnaires.

The ASA enforces an industry-written code on behalf of a statutory regulator, the Office of Communications (OFCOM).

Nearly 90% of the 82 million German inhabitants are members of a statutory health insurance company.

This type of support falls within the common responsibilities of a statutory health insurance company.

He wrote that it was largely "because of a number of statutory and regulatory collateral consequences she will face as a convicted felon"—restrictions that the federal government, as well as every state government, imposes on anyone convicted of a crime, but especially a felony.

He said he had thought that because schools have a statutory duty to provide RE lessons the subject was protected.

No explicit ethical approval was required for data collection because it had a statutory basis under the Health Service Control of Patient Informationn) Regulations SI1438/2002.

This is because the Court of Appeal is a statutory creation, and section 3(b) of the Supreme Court of Judicature Act states that it exercises only "appellate civil and criminal jurisdiction".