Sentence examples for statutory measures from inspiring English sources

Its statutory measures and countermeasures have had little impact.

I ask that we focus our discussion on additional statutory measures to better protect our children and all Americans".

The government has said the lords have blocked statutory measures five times over the last century, and never on financial matters.

It incorporates five types of property rights in pharmaceuticals; six statutory measures of enforcement; and adherence to three international agreements providing for the grant and enforcement of rights to foreigners.

William Hill, Ladbrokes, Coral and Paddy Power committed to a series of measures on Monday as they look to head off tough statutory measures that threaten the prevalence of betting shops, high-speed roulette machines and aggressive punter-recruitment adverts promising "free money".

The proposed ban is actually a reincarnation of sorts of a proposal from September 1997, when MEPs passed a resolution that called for "statutory measures to prevent any form of pornography in the media and in advertising and for a ban on advertising for pornographic products and sex tourism".

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Enacted constitutional provisions take precedence over statutes, of course, but if the statutory measure gets more votes than either of the proposed constitutional changes, it's not clear which would be enacted.

The fact that in Luxembourg there is barely any gap between people with disabilities and people without disabilities in employment suggests that the statutory employment measures the country has introduced are working.

"We decide no more than is before us and leave other facets and potential challenges to the statutory reform measure for some other day and another case".

By addressing the issue as a statutory ballot measure, the lawmakers managed to bypass Mr. Nixon, whose signature would otherwise be needed.