Sentence examples for bring in a statutory from inspiring English sources
The Coalition agreed to bring in a statutory register.
The government will bring in a statutory register of lobbyists, but there was still work to do to define its scope, Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude told the Sunday Politics.
Fleet Street agrees the PCC must be reformed, but the last few weeks have been taken up by a huge row about whether it is necessary to bring in statutory regulation or an independent regulator backed by statute.
"The suggestions for clamping down on aggressive and misleading marketing and requiring proper consent are very sensible, but the government must not shy away from the need to bring in statutory regulation of all treatment which can cause serious harm, and a guaranteed compensation scheme for those who have been harmed by negligent treatment or faulty products.
The statutory instrument to bring in plain packaging for cigarettes, which is highly controversial among Conservative MPs, is due to be considered by a committee.
"We'll see what differences there are [vs existing UK data retention legislation] when the Secretary of State uses her powers to bring in secondary legislation — so a statutory instrument or something — or gives direction to communication providers to retain data," he added.
He's brought in statutory recognition of unions, strengthened collective rights and placed the burden of proof for wrongful dismissal on the employer.
Maternity and adoption benefits for the self-employed should be brought in line with equivalent statutory pay for the employed, said the independent review led by leading entrepreneur Julie Deane.
The new regulations will be detailed in a statutory instrument put before parliament this week.
Mr. Fallon described the prosecution by using an analogy to bring the victim of a statutory rape before a court.
