Sentence examples for made a statutory from inspiring English sources

ITV made a statutory £1.54 billion loss last year after it was forced to write off £1.6 billion of goodwill associated with acquisitions made in 2000 and 2004 because of reduced advertising forecasts.

His report in March 2007 stopped short of suggesting a return to compulsion but recommended that languages be made a statutory part of the curriculum for seven- to 11-year-olds.

Authors have also called on libraries to be made a statutory requirement in schools, with chief executive of the Society of Authors Nicola Solomon writing to shadow culture minister Harriet Harman in May about the issue, saying that "prisons have a statutory obligation to provide a properly-staffed library and access to books but, absurdly, there is no such obligation in relation to schools".

Before that, motorists who made a Statutory Off Road Notification (SORN) had to renew it every year.

It made a statutory pre-tax loss of £4 million ($5.3 million) in 2016, which was still a loss but significantly smaller than the £16.6 million loss in FY 2015.

The bank made a statutory pretax loss of 1.5 billion pounds, which included a 2.9 billion pounds accounting loss due to a rise in the value of its own debt.

"So you're making a statutory argument now?" Scalia said.

There's a full story on RBS here now, showing that it didn't quite make a statutory profit.

Currently, motorists who make a Statutory Off Road Notification (SORN) have to renew it every year.

In 1920, Florence made a formal statutory declaration saying Norman was the eldest son of the eighth baronet and was entitled to succeed to the title.

By writing to Harman, the business secretary is seeking to get the change made through a "statutory instrument" – in effect, an update to the existing bill that the government can push through using its parliamentary majority.