Sentence examples for should be statutory from inspiring English sources

We think there should be statutory underpinning of any new form of regulation".

The government is proposing an agreed protocol, which the House of Lords, in an amendment to the police and social responsibility bill, is insisting should be statutory.

8.44am GMT Public view As mentioned earlier, the public's view of whether there should be statutory regulation of the press can vary depending on how the question is framed.

N/HMPs were asked whether they considered that they should be registered and whether that registration should be statutory or voluntary.

"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.

It should be a statutory obligation.

The one-nurse-per-eight-patients ratio is for guidance, but it should be made statutory.

"There should be enforceable statutory guidance that they may not be presented as scientific theories in any publicly funded school of whatever type".

It was the Society of Conservative Lawyers which recommended in its 1976 report, Another Bill of Rights?, that "the ECHR should be given statutory force as overriding domestic law".

The commission recommends that there should be a statutory threshold on imprisonment, with the aim of halving the number of children and young people serving sentences.

Immune from public scrutiny, viability assessments have rightly come under fire for clouding the accountability and transparency of what should be a statutory public process.