Sentence examples for statutory considerations from inspiring English sources

And that's why it said we are not going to be dissuaded by hypertechnical statutory considerations.

After EPA sorts chemicals according to statutory considerations, data availability, and qualitative judgment, EPA decides which of the estimated 87,000 chemicals merit consideration first through 'priority setting' [ 13].

Posas summarises the development of HIA in the context of SEA [ 2], highlighting that although health was not generally well considered in SEAs in the late 1990s and early 2000's, this began to change with the EU SEA directive (EC42/2001) with a statutory requirement for consideration of significant impacts on health as part of the EU process.

One way of ensuring that spatial plans take due account of health is through the inclusion of health considerations in the statutory and non statutory appraisal processes linked to plan-making processes.

One way of ensuring that spatial plans take due account of health is through the inclusion of health considerations in the statutory and non statutory appraisal processes linked to planning processes.

"We believe that with increasing numbers of children playing these devices, there should be consideration for statutory health warnings to advise users and parents".

"Given the seriousness of this I now fear there is no choice but to start this inquiry again properly with a new chair and statutory powers, and proper consideration of the scope and purpose involving the survivors themselves".

The House of Lords rejected the argument that the relevant statutory provisions required "individual consideration of individual cases in every instance, free of presumptions or policies", and held that it would be difficult to understand how a Secretary of State could properly manage the complexities of his statutory duty without a policy.

EPA, however, added statutory criteria to the scientific considerations by necessity: "EPA plans to use three main categories of information to set priorities: exposure-related information, effects-related information, and statutory criteria" [ 15].

It said it had put the channel "on notice that any future breaches of the due impartiality rules may result in further regulatory action, including consideration of a statutory sanction".

Most of these studies were limited to data for the early period of PDMPs and few took into consideration the substantial statutory variations in state PDMPs.