Sentence examples for become statutory from inspiring English sources

"Our own guidance to our GP partners reflects best practice, and should the Department of Health publish new guidance when commissioning consortiums become statutory bodies, we will update ours accordingly".

It said it had already introduced measures to make this happen, including the LNF, which has become statutory in schools from this month, and national reading and numeracy tests.

If a disease become statutory notifiable, the EpiArk nor the SMI often does not hold any information, before the date of the action.

That will be impossible once the scheme becomes statutory.

One year ago the Prevent duty became statutory through the Counter-terrorism and Security Act 2015.

Frege spent the whole of his working life as a teacher of mathematics at Jena: he became a Privatdozent in May 1871, was made an ausserordentlicher Professor (associate professor) in July 1879, and became statutory professor of mathematics in May 1896.

2008:  Early Years Foundation Stage becomes statutory framework.

The changes will be phased in between 2012 and 2029, when 67 which will become the statutory retirement age.

TfN, which will soon become a statutory transport commissioning body on a par with Transport for London (TfL), has an operational budget of just £10m a year, with the ability to bid for money from a £300m infrastructure pot – a tiny fund when you consider that Crossrail in London has cost £14.8bn.

When I told the agent that the rent increase meant we would have to move, I assumed I only needed to give one month's notice as my contract states that at the end of the fixed term it would become a "statutory periodic tenancy", and these require just a month's notice.

The Labour leader said the body that currently negotiates the terms of the debates should become a statutory trust, which would be responsible for determining the dates, format and attendees.