Sentence examples for comply with statutory from inspiring English sources
Law enforcement, Professor O'Donnell said, "demands that you know the law, instruct subordinates what the law is and engage in an ongoing commitment to tailor your practices to comply with statutory and case law, which constantly evolves.
Hillingdon failed to comply with statutory safeguards, said the judge, resulting in "a code designed to protect the liberty of vulnerable people being used instead as an instrument of confinement".
This email is not intended to comply with statutory duties to notify you.
From August 2015, P1 and P2 classes at some schools in South Lanarkshire could be larger, though they would still comply with statutory limits.
Role-based access control grants individuals various levels of information access depending on clinical roles, in order to comply with statutory data protection legislation and the NHS information governance framework.
"Managers are unable to establish if their service is complying with statutory requirements and are largely unaware of the quality of the service," the report said.
Solomon has asked the Department of Justice to "ensure that all prisons comply with their statutory obligations in relation to prison libraries".
The Spectator's editor, who vowed yesterday not to comply with any statutory regulator, is not impressed: Fraser Nelson (@frasernelson) Summary of Leveson: "Ceci n'est pas une regulator".
On Nov. 14, the Leon County Circuit Court held that, although the county canvassing boards were required in the first instance to comply with the statutory deadline, they could file supplemental returns reflecting the outcome of hand recounts.
Chris Keates, general secretary of the Nasuwt, said: "Some schools and colleges are not taking health and safety issues like this seriously and many local authorities are failing to comply with their statutory responsibilities.
In Plaintiff S 297, last year, the Court unanimously confirmed the Writ of Mandamus and ordered the Minister to comply with his statutory obligations by deciding either to grant a visa to a refugee held in closed detention for three years or to deport him.
