Sentence examples for considered statutory from inspiring English sources

Intercourse with a minor is considered statutory rape even if consent is given.

By law, however, those relationships would be considered statutory rape and human trafficking.

Ms. Schwartz-Sidrane said that rent-controlled tenants are considered statutory tenants in that they generally do not have leases.

She noted that having sex with a 12-year-old girl who is not one's wife is considered statutory rape under Malaysian law.

All those subject to rent control are considered "statutory month-to-month" tenants, and cannot be evicted except for cause, like not paying rent.

In both states murder and attempted murder are considered statutory exclusion offenses, meaning if they commit these offenses after reaching a certain age, juveniles are automatically processed through the adult system.

The Advertising Standards Authority has asked the broadcasting regulator Ofcom to consider statutory sanctions against the company after 27 rulings against Sit-Up were upheld for breaches of ASA regulations.

Has the time come to consider statutory quotas, following the example of countries like Spain, Belgium, France, and even the Republic of Ireland, which is currently drawing up electoral quota legislation?

An area was defined as urban if it included a statutory city (in DRC, all provincial capital plus 21 cities are considered as statutory).

Instead, the tenant is considered a statutory tenant and is not subject to eviction.

Prof Fewtrell said a range of measures should be considered, including "statutory school-based health education in all schools and robust evaluation of the soft drinks and sugar reduction programme".