Sentence examples for depend on statutory from inspiring English sources
With the editors now in line, senior aides to Mr. Cameron have said they will try to defuse the situation with a more detailed blueprint for an oversight system that would be independent but not depend on statutory backing, perhaps with a senior judge to act as a referee on appointments to the new regulatory body and on contested findings.
The availability and scope of the remedy today depends on statutory authorization; statutory provisions differ among the various countries having garnishment statutes.
The corporate crisis may be passing, but voluntary income is falling and the comprehensive spending review raises questions about the survival of organisations who depend on direct statutory grants.
"There was a huge anxiety from disabled people about the abolition of the UK ILF, and a real relief that they would still have a consistent resource to support independent living, rather than just depending on the statutory level of care from local authorities," he says.
Much may depend on what constitutes a "statutory underpinning" and the spin put on any deal by the parties, who have been locked a war of words over Leveson for three months.
Whether or not Trump can be charged, or convicted, of a statutory offense will depend on the arguments of lawyers on both sides, but it's now clear that Trump used the office of the President in ways that some Republicans, such as Susan Collins, find unacceptable.
Projects and services that depend on the hard work of volunteers have been successfully collaborating with statutory children's services for many years.
This is important because the political prospects for cutting the statutory corporate tax rate, a goal shared by all tax reformers, may depend on the extent to which it can be shown that workers will benefit.
With statutory pay set at a maximum of £139.58 a week, 80% of employees surveyed said a decision to share leave would depend on finances and whether their employer paid more than obliged to.
