Sentence examples for statutory in some from inspiring English sources

Liberal Democrat Baroness Thomas of Winchester said: "If these words were not made statutory in some way or another, the number of appeals would rocket so much and there would be such a period of uncertainty in so many ways for so many people that it is not worth not putting them in".

To trivialize the Holocaust is actually a statutory offense in some countries.

He added: "There are different statutory rules in some situations … [where] you prosecute certain criminal offences, including torture.

Statutory law in some American states, following the lead of the Model Penal Code, have limited conspiracy offense to the furtherance of criminal objectives.

Italian Colors asserts that the only issue for effective vindication is whether they are able to vindicate their federal statutory rights in some forum.

In some instances, the precautionary principle, often observed, is not distinguished from a "right", which is respected and is a statutory requirement in some European Union member states [44].

Some of the organization's activities would be statutory in nature – for example, automatic reviews of economically significant regulations – while other evaluations could be performed at the request of Congressional committees and members.

These audits were first made statutory in a 2005 Rural Employment Act.

Key to further progress will be to make comprehensive sex and relationships education statutory in all schools.

Authors have long campaigned for libraries and trained librarians to be made statutory in primary and secondary schools.

Nicky Morgan infuriated campaigners by making her decision despite four key House of Commons committees, which pressed for sex education to be made statutory in primaries and secondaries.