Sentence examples for statutory active from inspiring English sources

The response to this potential risk was the implementation of extensive statutory active surveillance, elimination, and breeding for resistance programs in the European Union (EU).

This supports the field situation, in which the great majority of atypical BSE cases have been identified through the statutory active screening of fallen stock and emergency slaughter populations [ 31].

We compared the genotype frequencies of the GSF sample with an independent genotyping sample from the statutory active scrapie surveillance of healthy slaughtered sheep and fallen stock, which was taken between 2005 and 2008 (further indicated as the National Surveillance Sample or NSS).

The costs of the model are reimbursed by some of the statutory health insurance companies active in Lower Saxony.

The Khadi and Village Industries Commission (K.V.I.C ., a statutory body formed by the government of India, has long been active in promoting khadi in India and overseas.

"If the government is serious about men playing a more active role after their child is born, they must increase statutory pay and give all new dads a right to some independent parental leave that is not shared with their partners".

Of these, only Dysart, Kirkcaldy North and Kirkcaldy West have active community councils, which form the lowest tier, and whose statutory role is to communicate local opinion to local and central government.

On the same programme, Seamus Dooley, the Irish secretary of the National Union of Journalists, pointed out that two UK-based newspaper groups - Associated Newspapers (the Mail group) and News International - take an active part in the regulatory regime in Ireland, which has a form of statutory underpinning.

In other remarks, Bradshaw ruled out statutory regulation of the press, but said the new Press Complaints Commission chairwoman Baroness Buscombe could hardly be less active in the role than her predecessor Christopher Meyer.

Any statutory powers requiring media organisations or other publishers to take down potentially prejudicial content released before proceedings became active would require courts to make a formal request.

the courts should be given statutory powers to require media organisations and others to take down potentially prejudicial content first published before proceedings became active.