Sentence examples for statutory nature from inspiring English sources

Martin Harper, the RSPB's conservation director, said: "Nature is in trouble – and so it is vital that we have a strong and effective statutory nature conservation agency able to do whatever nature needs.

The reservoir has been listed as a historic structure, a strip of access land is owned by the council and would not easily be given up, and the surrounding meadows are expected to be made into a statutory nature reserve by the Countryside Council for Wales this autumn.

The authors' work on bats is licensed by the statutory nature conservation organisation in Scotland (Scottish Natural Heritage).

There are also many non-statutory nature reserves along the canal.

Specifically, I argue that the prevalence of land-related disputes and unnecessarily complex nature of statutory reformsdissociated from the socio-political and economic foundation of the 'tutorat' system areundermining the tenure security of rural households.

However, the wording's vagueness, as well as the interpretation it received in practice as a tool to be used against all varieties tenuously resembling and thus directly competing with the "initial variety", meant that it bore the perilous risk of reducing the nature of statutory undeniable-use exemptions.

These factors include the extent to which the SGX-ST is interwoven into the legislative and regulatory matrix, whether the reprimand function has a statutory underpinning, and the nature of the reprimand function.

Truth to tell, if there is a problem in social work, as both the Munro inquiry (pdf) and the Social Work Task Force found, it is the over-bureaucratised, under-resourced and managerialist nature of many statutory departments, where face-to-face time with service users is inhibited and the development of expertise discouraged by difficult conditions of work.

In addition, the negotiations and compromises with nursing and statutory bodies highlight the political nature of the policy process.

A Natural England spokeswoman said: "There has been absolutely no change in Natural England's statutory role or driving mission to protect and enhance the country's nature, habitats and landscapes as laid out under the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006.

In 2003 the first statutory No Take Zone (NTZ) for marine nature conservation in the UK was set up in the waters to the east of Lundy island.