Sentence examples for statutory break from inspiring English sources

Visiting times were allocated and the remaining working time was for other necessary tasks, such as legally-required documentation, home visits to people who have applied for home care services, and a statutory break.

9.15am: I've just had my statutory tea break and seen the dancers.

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO), the non-partisan body that analyses fiscal proposals for lawmakers, announced that the Clinton budget for fiscal 2000 would break the statutory spending caps by $30 billion.The caps on discretionary spending (that is, all spending excluding entitlements such as Medicare) were last set as part of the 1997 bipartisan budget deal.

For those of you out of the loop, Family Day is a cherished statutory holiday invented to break up the New Year's-to-Good Friday grind.

The conference voted for children to be given a statutory right to appropriate breaks in line with Article 31 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.

He also promised seriously to consider proposals in the Francis report for all medical staff to be made personally liable for care they provide to their patients, and face prosecution if they break a new statutory duty of "candour".

In papers due to go before its board on Friday, the trust said it would "fail to meet its statutory duty to deliver a break even position".

Despite wide variance in the protection actually afforded, there are now over 250 surf breaks identified by statutory protection mechanisms.

In papers due to go before its board later, the hospital trust said it would "fail to meet its statutory duty to deliver a break-even position".

The effort has a long way to go, but if it succeeds, both liberal and conservative tax experts hope it will reduce the statutory rate while also eliminating tax breaks.

He says he would break the big five unions' statutory stranglehold on representation in companies.