Sentence examples for meet its statutory from inspiring English sources

But it has also sneakily changed its own definition of fuel poverty, to cut the numbers and make it easier to meet its statutory duties.

This is a vital power for the regulator to make sure markets work well for consumers, so that it is able to meet its statutory objectives.

In papers due to go before its board on Friday, the trust said it would "fail to meet its statutory duty to deliver a break even position".

In papers due to go before its board later, the hospital trust said it would "fail to meet its statutory duty to deliver a break-even position".

Mr. Webster said that despite the setbacks of the last few weeks, he believed that the accounting oversight board would be able to meet its statutory deadlines.

Oakford lays bare the scale of Kent's challenge in a recent report to a Kent cabinet committee, describing "mounting pressure on available placements and staff capacity to meet its statutory requirements ie completion of visits, children and families assessments, health assessments and looked-after child reviews".

Basildon and Brentwood CCG said in a statement: "The CCG has had difficult decisions to make to ensure that it meets its statutory obligations.

"It's fair to point out that the E.P.A. has not met its statutory deadlines," Mr. Holmstead said.

Roles would include making sure that the organisation meets its statutory obligations on equality and diversity, but she would also be expected to work with other sports organisations to help spread best practice.

"The council meets its statutory requirements for the management of safeguarding services.

She said the authority is working to design an 800-mile system that meets its statutory requirement of traveling from Los Angeles to San Francisco in 2 hours and 40 minutes.