Sentence examples for statutory guidelines from inspiring English sources

"There are no statutory guidelines specific to yoga studios," he said.

Already professionals are weighed down by a plethora of statutory guidelines about reporting abuse.

In addition, we cited, perhaps for obvious reasons, the statute from Texas, which provided statutory guidelines for defining that.

A Guardian News & Media spokesman said: "Guardian Jobs is committed to honouring the government statutory guidelines on minimum wage requirements for interns.

What do you need to do to follow statutory guidelines and what might you need to do that is important for the child?

As part of the neighbourhood planning bill, MPs discussed an amendment calling for councils considering betting and payday loan shop applications to receive statutory guidelines reminding them of their powers to curb them.

Lord Collins also asked the government about the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals' belief that "changes made to library services without reference to an appropriate statutory guideline may be unlawful".

For example, the Department of Defense withheld $100 million from about a dozen earmarks, on the grounds that there was no statutory guideline for its action because the earmarks were included in the reports accompanying the spending bills and not the bill itself.

"QLS is also pleased that a statutory guideline is to be developed to constrain the use of these powers and best direct them to ensuring polluters clean up their own mess".

In Lines International, the plaintiff, a cruise operator, challenged the adoption by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board ("STPB") and the Port of Singapore Authority ("PSA") of a general policy in the form of non-statutory guidelines regulating cruises-to-nowhere ("CNWs"), which were mainly operated for gambling purposes.

This was because the immigration officer had to consider a "complex of statutory rules and non-statutory guidelines and other documentary evidence whose genuineness is doubtful, statements which cannot be verified, misunderstandings as to what was said, practices and attitudes in a foreign state which have to be estimated.