Sentence examples for of statutory rules from inspiring English sources

He pointed out that he had the advantage of statutory rules governing the obligation to give those who might be the object of express or implicit criticism a fair opportunity to offer comments on them in confidence.

In your article, Sir Robert Francis QC (with regard to the Mid Staffordshire public inquiry) alluded to having "the advantage of statutory rules governing the obligation to give those who might be the object of express or implicit criticism a fair opportunity to offer comments on them in confidence".

This was because the immigration officer had to consider a "complex of statutory rules and non-statutory guidelines and other documentary evidence whose genuineness is doubtful, statements which cannot be verified, misunderstandings as to what was said, practices and attitudes in a foreign state which have to be estimated.

The final school grade was converted into 31 points because of statutory rules ("predominant influence of school grades"), which means that the final admission-score was 61 at most.

This approach is correct just in terms of formal qualification to meet the requirements of the statutory rules and give people confidence.

A regulator cannot ignore complaints or flagrant breaches of the statutory rules it is charged with enforcing".

He is right to challenge the idea of statutory regulation of the press, and right that the printed press would wither if subjected to the kind of political impartiality rules upheld in British broadcasting.

In the absence of clearly defined domestic statutory rules and on the basis of the current approach to Strasbourg case law, the English Courts will be obliged to "absorb" these developments in the new law of privacy.

Mr. Flanigan framed the choice starkly: "Are we going to go with a system that is really guaranteed to prevent us from getting information in every case or are we going to go another route?" Military commissions had no statutory rules of their own.

"We recommended that there should be a statutory appointment of a conflict of interest and ethics commissioner, with statutory rules so that it is very clear what people can and cannot do.

Even though this particular data set predates informed consent, we can anticipate future analogous broad use of data being collected today; this is because that there are no statutory rules regarding the length of informed consent.