According to the view we take of these counts, the question is not whether it is enough, in general, to describe a statutory offence in the language of the statute, but whether the offence has here been described at all.
This paper describes a six-year large scale implementation of the Signs of Safety practise framework in a complex statutory child protection context in Western Australia.
This paper describes the statutory and regulatory frameworks and discusses how these may impact upon patient entitlement to NHS 'services of curative care'HC1HC1' of the International Classification for Health Accounts ICHAA) taxonomy [ 4].
In Birders: Tales of a Tribe, author Mark Cocker erroneously describes the committee as a "statutory vetting body" (i.e. one established by an Act of Parliament).
The white paper describes statutory changes that would limit legal avenues for challenging projects under ESA and NEPA and would curtail some environmental analysis currently required.
(Blunkett used to be a firm opponent of what was described as statutory regulation).
Apple does have a page on its EU sites describing the statutory warranty, and also comparing it to Apple's one-year warranty and the AppleCare extended warranty coverage, which incurs an added cost.
She will describe the statutory design of the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and the types of financial products, services, and providers under the jurisdiction of the CFPB.
H.R. 2930 goes on to describe the statutory Requirements to Qualify for Crowdfunding Exemption, for issuers and brokers, which includes cautionary language, background checks, website requirements, etc.
Hodge then asked John Dixon, Head of Tax Policy, at Ernst & Young whether his staff walked around the offices of their clients to check they were conducting the activities in their UK offices that they described in statutory accounts and in statements to the tax authority.
