Sentence examples for by statutory from inspiring English sources

Richards adds that he disputes the idea that "robust investigative journalism" is impacted by statutory regulation.

This deviation is explained in part by statutory limitations, in place since 1929, on continued growth of the representative bodies.

Rates are now set by statutory formulas, and Congress is besieged by lobbyists pleading for bigger increases each year.

This new system, Lord Justice Leveson thought, should be given force by statutory underpinning.Many other European countries have a regulated press.

Q | What is meant by statutory homelessness A | Those who can prove they are unintentionally homeless, and qualify for "priority need" status.

And we know from recent research by the Children's Commissioner that only about one in eight children who are sexually abused are ever identified by statutory agencies.

One recommendation suggests a new fast-track parliamentary procedure "to remove or modify any legal barrier to data-sharing" by statutory instrument.

But quality has so many dimensions, many of them hard to gauge, that it is hard to guarantee by statutory diktat, as Labour found to its cost.

He also argued that all of those involved in turnback operations were protected by statutory immunities contained in the Migration Act.

Until now, joint budgeting has generally been narrow and controlled mainly by statutory bodies.Another challenge is to ensure that the co-production approach can be scaled up.

Hemmings is something called a "celebrity psychologist", curiously not one of the nine branches of psychology restricted by law or protected by statutory regulation, but no matter.