Sentence examples for make it a statutory from inspiring English sources
"My dream is to take this celebration into every school and make it a statutory requirement of the curriculum".
Dave Morris, the chair of the National Federation of Parks and Green Spaces, said: "The only way to halt the ever-deepening funding crisis affecting all parks across the UK is to make it a statutory service".
Action against Medical Accidents welcomed the recommendation to make it a statutory duty for NHS staff to own up to their mistakes, for which it has been campaigning strongly.
Dave Morris, chair of National Federation of Parks and Green Spaces, said: "The only way to halt the ever deepening funding crisis affecting all parks across the UK is to make it a statutory service".
More than 180,000 people submitted evidence to the communities and local government committee's parliamentary consultation, which closes on Friday, calling on the government to make it a statutory duty for councils to protect and maintain the country's 27,000 public parks.
A Sunshine Act makes it a statutory requirement for all payments from commercial interests made to healthcare workers and academics to be declared publicly.
12.17pm GMT Action against Medical Accidents welcomed the new measure making it a statutory duty for NHS staff to own up to their mistakes, a core recommendation from Francis.
But despite accepting that these are fundamental points, the government is adamant that individual schools should decide how or in the case of faith schools and academies if they want to teach SRE, rather than making it a statutory requirement.
But despite accepting that these are fundamental points, the government is adamant that individual schools should decide how or – in the case of faith schools and academies – if they want to teach SRE, rather than making it a statutory requirement.
Permits the home secretary to "designate" any document issued under a statutory power, making it a condition of applying for such a document that you join the national identity register.
If they enjoy that so much, why not make it the statutory alternative to the real thing.
