Sentence examples for statutorily established from inspiring English sources
The scheme was wholly financed by the employer, who paid insurance contributions, assessed on the degree of risk involved in the employee's occupation, to statutorily established associations.
If there were zero votes in a presidential election, the race would essentially be a tie, and according to Berg-Andersson state election authorities "would have to turn to the tie-breaking methods that are either statutorily established, or established by custom".
The EPA's own scientists as well as its Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee (CASAC)—the statutorily established body that advises the EPA administrator on the National Ambient Air Quality Standards recommended going as low as 60 ppb to provide adequate protection in accordance with the mandates of the Clean Air Act.
The public debate about statutorily establishing and defining a public interest may be missing the point about comparative media jurisprudence.
We identified only thirty states which statutorily require screening, but also found that nearly all states have established a screening program through broad public health authority.
The settlement served two primary purposes: settle a portion of the public land trust revenue dispute and allow OHA to generate revenue on these lands to fund services and programs that further its statutorily-established responsibility to protect and promote Native Hawaiian rights and to better the conditions of Native Hawaiians.
On the contrary, the Legislature has established a complex and detailed framework for presidential elections, and has granted the executive branch the authority to exercise limited discretion and to certify the results of such elections in accordance with statutorily imposed deadlines.
