Sentence examples for statutory intervention from inspiring English sources

Self-regulation of the press is "not working", said Cameron, but warned against statutory intervention.

It would obviously lead to pressure for statutory intervention, which I certainly don't want to see".

It is unlikely to turn back in England without statutory intervention.

However, the prospect of statutory intervention terrifies and angers the British press.

He goes on to say that the Telegraph opposes "regulation following statutory intervention".

Broadening insolvency's legal principles to outlaw the football creditors rule as HMRC argued would, the judge said, "require statutory intervention".

They are already discussing changes including a tighter code of conduct, stiffer penalties for those who breach it – and even statutory interventions.

Mr Pickles said: "It is clear to me that, given the level of improvement that Doncaster has now achieved, their firm plans for the future, and their readiness to engage with the wider local government sector on improvement, continuing the statutory corporate intervention will add little, if any, value".

"Local authorities are too often failing to reach children and families who need help whether through early intervention services, statutory support for 'children in need' or statutory support for children care," it said.

Her proposal, she said, was to make early intervention a statutory duty "so that people kept it as important as the service of child protection".

This management association takes care that psychiatrists perform according to the treatment guideline and it negotiates specific reimbursement schemes for the intervention with statutory health insurance companies.