Sentence examples for statutory interventions from inspiring English sources

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

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

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".

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

So strong was that opposition that it was considered worth sacrificing the benefits Leveson tried to offer for his statutory intervention.

News International chief executive Tom Mockridge has said the system of press regulation requires "fundamental change", but the introduction of any statutory intervention would "cross the Rubicon".

If the present law were properly operated, and if libel actions could be made much cheaper, statutory intervention would not be necessary.

Similarly, any given local authority cannot control the numbers of children in its area requiring statutory intervention; demand is not controllable as it is if you are running a children's home or a prison with a fixed capacity.

JP Well I am afraid I am not over keen on statutory intervention in this, I really do think this is something for consumers to use their own power and for retailers to respond to them.

Assuming the situation isn't serious enough for statutory intervention, "a child might become a child in need, and pointed to early intervention services provided by the local authority, often in conjunction with schools", suggests Alan Wood, president of the Association of Directors of Children's Services.