Sentence examples for statutory class from inspiring English sources

Legislation passed by the Labour government in 1998 fixed the statutory class size at 30 per teacher.

In stark contrast, only 16,000 young people were officially classed as "statutory homeless" – which would mean councils had a legal duty to house them – according to the report.

An interview with a representative of the National Motor Vehicle Theft Reduction Council noted that recent changes to the criteria for a written-off vehicle had increased the proportion of written-off vehicles classed as statutory write-offs and reduced the proportion that were repairable write-offs.

We take a tough line with any breach and pretty much every class remain below the statutory limit - a level that has remained steady for the last few years".

While the schools budget is supposedly protected, more than 100,000 children are being taught in primary school classes larger than the statutory maximum.

More than 100,000 infants are being taught in primary school classes larger than the statutory maximum, as state schools take advantage of rules allowing them to get around the cap.

But according to an analysis of official figures by Labour, another consequence has been an increase in the number of primary school infants being taught in classes larger than the statutory maximum limit of 30.

Ann Lyons, a headteacher at St John Fisher Catholic primary school in Pinner, north-west London, said schools in her area were hugely oversubscribed, with some infant classes having to exceed the statutory limit to accommodate demand.

Its data shows that of the 12 years of statutory schooling, the average pupil only attends classes for 11 years.

Further, private conservation areas significantly complemented statutory conservation areas in the types of biomes, elevation classes, and threat status classes conserved.

People working 18 hours on and six hours off were classed as casual labour and got statutory redundancy.