Sentence examples for statutory mechanisms from inspiring English sources
Mr Cameron and his ministers tried to draw up a royal charter to regulate the press partly because their party was divided over statutory mechanisms.
The phone-hacking scandal has led to a clamour that self-regulation of the press has failed and that there is a need for better/tighter/more regulation, ranging from: Direct statutory regulation A statutory backstop Statutory mechanisms that would put some of the carrots and sticks into statute A myriad of hybrid variants in between.
They added that a statutory mechanism for debt restructurings would sow uncertainty in financial markets.
"It underlines, in particular, the urgent need for a statutory mechanism to identify victims of trafficking," said Smith.
"Indeed, no recipient of any Section 215 Order has challenged the legality of such an Order, despite the explicit statutory mechanism for doing so".
"If the percentage does not fit within the statutory criteria for recounts, there exists no statutory mechanism for a candidate, group, or anyone else to have a recount done by the state or any supervisor of elections," said Division of Elections spokesman Chris Cate to CBS4.
Efforts by the African media to develop non-statutory mechanisms to promote quality, responsibility and guarantee independence will endure serious setbacks.
Despite wide variance in the protection actually afforded, there are now over 250 surf breaks identified by statutory protection mechanisms.
It says: "In the event that the industry fails to make adequate progress … we recommend immediate further intervention in the form of a statutory redress mechanism for new-home buyers".
Child Protection: Strengthening the child protection system in Lebanon A study analyzing the role and functioning of the local level statutory child protection mechanism under Law 422 within the overall child protection system.
Boehner released a plan that involved statutory spending caps with an enforcement mechanism to make sure the cuts are real.
