Sentence examples for people statutory from inspiring English sources

Labour's Tom Harris wants to change the law to give people statutory bereavement leave when they lose a child, rather than giving employers discretion as is currently the case.

Councils in England received more applications from desperate people for statutory homeless status – requiring authorities to help them – in July to September this year than in any similar period since 2008.

The bill, spearheaded by Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-IA), will involve reductions in mandatory minimum sentences for drug offenses, an expansion of the federal "safety valve" (which allows judges to use their discretion to sentence people below statutory mandatory minimums), and will expand reentry programming and early release.

The increase comes mainly from reducing the number of people on Statutory Sick Pay (a decrease of 6%) and a decrease in numbers in the "other" category (not employed, and not receiving benefits or SSP) of 4%.

"People in the statutory sector see it as a nine-to-five job," he says.

This means that there are fewer alternative courses of action to support children and young people than just statutory child protection services.

He added: "Indeed, one of the greatest ironies of such laws is that their chief beneficiaries are a small but vocal group of religious fanatics, although it is not clear why such people should deserve statutory protection from 'hate speech'".

Alongside the funds held by land-owning groups, there are funds held on behalf of Indigenous people in various statutory accounts, such as the Aboriginals Benefit Account in the Northern Territory and the Land Account of the Indigenous Land Corporation established as part of the native title settlement agreed between Aboriginal leaders and the Australian government in 1993.

It's a good deal for pedophiles, a good deal for people who commit statutory rape against young girls.

Part of that package meant to address the court ruling is the controversial amnesty for child abusers, which the government says is meant to provide relief for people convicted of statutory rape who were involved in a consensual relationship.

People now have a statutory right to refuse treatment in advance of losing capacity.