Sentence examples for relation to statutory from inspiring English sources

Dominic Raab, a Conservative, says there is conflict between what Leveson says on this and the stringent details he sets out in relation to statutory recognition.

First, we calculated the annual prevalence estimates of higher physical activity and their 95% CIs adjusting for age at retirement to illustrate the overall physical activity trajectory in relation to statutory retirement for the 9-year study period.

335, related to statutory invention registration.

Six clauses relating to statutory underpinning were rejected.

'It is contended,' said the court, 'that as the provision of the act in respect to the execution and exchange of the State bonds is unconstitutional, the one in relation to the statutory lien on the property of the company is also void and must fall.

There is currently no transparency around the government's exercise of its powers to impose visa bans or deny entry, all of which are non-statutory, in relation to people involved in serious international crimes such as torture, terrorism and other kinds of organised crime.

Solomon has asked the Department of Justice to "ensure that all prisons comply with their statutory obligations in relation to prison libraries".

A spokeswoman for the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner said: "The Australian information commissioner expects Australian government agencies bound by the Freedom of Information Act 1982 to meet the statutory timeframes in relation to processing FoI requests.

The claim alleges "breach of contract and/or breach of duty of care and/or negligence and/or breach of statutory duty in relation to the design and construction of the development".

Following the implementation of the Directive by means of the Act, the rules set out in the Code have a statutory basis in relation to the United Kingdom and comply with the relevant requirements of the Directive.

They are that the Welsh government failed to: Grapple with two specific statutory duties in relation to the conservation and enhancement of the Special Sites of Scientific Interest (SSSIs) and failed to explicitly acknowledge the harm that the plan will do to those protected sites and its reliance on mitigation measures was "flawed and irrational".