Sentence examples for relative to statutory from inspiring English sources
In business, for example, it is the combination of a manager's position relative to statutory and rational structures that constitutes the right to expect obedience from subordinates.
The likelihood that heavy drinkers received public transfers did not decrease relative to others following statutory changes in 1996 that sought to limit eligibility of alcoholics and drug abusers.
In a later statement to the Paulick Report, the New York State Gaming Commission defended the quality of their work: "The Commission abides by the statutory requirements relative to equine drug testing".
Moreover, real employer costs y were changing relative to the sterling-denominated and inflation-adjusted statutory parameters such as the jobless allowance and the PT.
The amendment relative to actions of interpleader or in the nature of interpleader substitutes the present statutory reference and will embrace any future amendment to statutory interpleader provided for in Title 28, U.S.C., §2361.
Our statutory corporate tax rate, at 35 percent, looks high relative to those of other countries.
Moreover, because benefit rates have increased relative to wages but decreased relative to the Retail Price Index (RPI, which prior law had used for indexing benefits), policy reduced the reward to work by my definition (ignoring the other statutory changes noted above).
Relative to entire portfolio.
"Relative to what?," Broiles asked.
