Sentence examples for statutory independence from inspiring English sources

Although the Maastricht treaty, at German insistence, gives the bank statutory independence over monetary policy, the French have been pressing for a powerful political counterweight to influence it.

His announcement that the Care Quality Commission is to be given statutory independence "rather like the Bank of England", as a bulwark against future cover-ups, is a choice example of Hunt's political manoeuvrings.

The main police investigator is politically directed, the media can be bought, the central bank, which does not have statutory independence, has been bullied before, and Mr Modi has authoritarian tendencies.The risks are there, but this is a time for optimism.

In his speech to conference, Mr Hunt also pledged to legislate to give the Care Quality Commission statutory independence from government.

"This constitutes unequal treatment for public employees, creates a potential for abuse, and compromises DFEH's statutory independence," the report said.

The commission's statutory power and independence deeply irked Mr. Karzai, who issued a decree in February giving himself the ability to appoint all five members.

The all-party select committee propose a statutory code of independence to replace the estimated 1,293 duties imposed on local government today.

The move has raised concerns it will bring the authority, which was set up in 2011 in Melbourne as an independent statutory agency, closer to government and limit its independence.

Already working in several states, such commissions have independence and statutory authority.

Truss is under a statutory obligation to defend the independence of the judiciary, the solicitor and legal blogger David Allen Green has pointed out.

"Many now have no confidence in the lord chancellor to fulfil her statutory duty to protect the independence of the judiciary," he said.