Sentence examples for statutory business from inspiring English sources

Langrish added that he would encourage councils in his diocese, including Bideford, to continue to say prayers before the statutory business of the meeting began.

Accordingly, this essay outlines a research agenda for the study of the trust -- in particular, the modern statutory business trust -- as a form of business organization.

"If the president is emailing his wife about what time he'll be home for dinner, or checking on when the girls' play is… those are not constitutional and statutory business of the president," said Sharon Fawcett, director of presidential libraries at the National Archives, last week.

It's eroding the whole basis of Christian life in this country". The bishop of Exeter, the Right Rev Michael Langrish, said he would encourage councils in his diocese, including Bideford, to continue to say prayers before the statutory business of the meeting began.

This surge follows the December passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which reduced the statutory business tax rate from 35% to 21% and offered companies a one-time reprieve on returning foreign cash holdings to the United States.

This pattern of research on evidence use skews the debate by focusing on exceptional cases of research use in policy-making, rather than the normal discharging of statutory business.

We recognise it is a complex problem and therefore it needs the strongest possible collaboration between all those of goodwill – between governments, statutory agencies, businesses, civil societies, faith communities, all those who long to see humanity live in freedom across the globe.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2014 US workers averaged 16 allotted days of vacation, although there is no statutory requirement that businesses give their employees any time off whatsoever.

Instead, Davyd hopes for relaxed regulations, increased statutory protections and reduced business rates (in line with traditional arts venues).

The first half is a Kafkaesque account of Shah's experience of wrongful accusation of statutory rape – of his business, his finances, his mental health and his good standing pulled out from under him.

This is exactly why, as I've said thousands of times for the last 20 years, planning that is done with an eye towards creditor protection should not look like it was done for that purpose, again outside of statutory exemption planning, conventional business entity planning, etc.