Sentence examples for statutory equivalent from inspiring English sources
Obviously a constitutional right to privacy – and statutory equivalent in other countries – would be nice, but it might be a struggle to get the necessary votes before midnight.
The equivalent statutory loss for the previous year was £3.5bn.
Maternity and adoption benefits for the self-employed should be brought in line with equivalent statutory pay for the employed, said the independent review led by leading entrepreneur Julie Deane.
Under existing rules fathers qualify for a statutory £138.18 a week, equivalent to £3.45 an hour for a 40-hour week, with employers encouraged to make up the shortfall.
Statutory and common law equivalent case law in those countries would certainly allow for a similarly situated case.
Then Speaker John A. Boehner, Republican of Ohio, renewed his demand that any increase in the government's statutory borrowing limit be accompanied by equivalent spending cuts — on top of the across-the-board cuts and budget caps already squeezing the government.
It is unfortunate that Mr. Dillon's energy in his moral struggle is not always matched by an equivalent vigor in exposing actual statutory crimes, like government corruption.
Interested GPs were eligible for participation if they were certified as a primary care physician or equivalent and practiced as a statutory health insurance affiliated physician.
"I believe the so-called Boehner Rule is the right formula for getting that done," he said, referring to the notion that any increase in the statutory debt limit should be accompanied by an equivalent amount of spending cuts.
The third option was to encourage self-employment and a payment equivalent to 3 years of basic salary, statutory compensation and participation in pension insurance was offered.
One possibility is to abolish the annual statutory audit and require all companies to have insurance cover equivalent to (say) twice the value of their assets so that defrauded stakeholders claims can be satisfied.
