Sentence examples for statutory function from inspiring English sources

This vital statutory function is not an activity that any responsible government can pass to the private sector.

The attorney general, George Brandis, appointed Wilson as the so-called "freedom commissioner" to a five-year term shortly after the 2013 election, saying the Human Rights Commission had been taking "a narrow and selective view of the statutory function and failed to give sufficient attention to freedom as one of the most fundamental human rights".

"Because CCTV isn't a statutory function, it is something a lot of councils are looking at.

He added: "As administrators, our primary statutory function was to ensure Rangers continued as a business and this was achieved.

Allowing an owner to unilaterally appoint herself liaison, along with a salary, constitutes decision-making outside the scope of the board's statutory function.

The SF undertook analyses conducted as a battery for all thirty-one pesticides (quantification limit, 0.1 μg/L) in line with their statutory function of providing a screening service for monitoring of pesticide residues in food.

In any event NHS England had the power to commission preventative treatments because that facilitated, or was incidental to, "the discharge of its broader statutory functions".

"Some of this data is publicly available, some of it is purchased and some of it is acquired covertly in accordance with SIS statutory functions," according to an MI6 note.

"The departure from NCND would undermine the relationship of the security service with its human sources, on whom it relies heavily in the effective discharge of its statutory functions," he said.

Edwards said that health authorities not only manage funding, but also oversee performance in local health services and carry out a number of statutory functions, such as emergency planning for their local area.

The Board of Governors, which consists of 35 members who meet about five times per year, is charged with carrying out the agency's statutory functions, approving safeguards agreements, and appointing the director general.