Sentence examples for making them statutory from inspiring English sources

Conservative education minister Nicky Morgan this month announced plans for consent classes to be taught in schools to children as young as 11, but she stopped short of making them statutory.

The court simply applied centuries-old rules of statutory construction to make them all effective.

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

Making SRE statutory should force schools to take it more seriously, and improve teacher training, Walker believes.

Though making PSHE statutory wouldn't ensure every child in Britain couldn't just be removed from the lessons entirely, it would stop parents dictating what is taught.

"I think there's a strong case for making youth services statutory.

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.

And he is concerned that by making offsetting a statutory part of the planning process, developers will use it to their advantage.

He appointed English Partnerships to do so, taking planning controls away from Milton Keynes Borough Council and making EP the statutory planning authority.

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.