Sentence examples for statutory period from inspiring English sources

"The company can terminate your employment at any time by giving you the statutory period of notice," the contract dictates.

Hawaiian Airlines said the motion "was a thinly veiled attempt by Boeing to distract the company and the court during the 60-day statutory period during which the company is afforded the opportunity to renegotiate its leases".

Alternatively, one might say that the passage of the statutory period bars both the action and the right but does not create any new right in the adverse possessor (extinctive prescription).

"Even so, we believe that if the FDA wins its appeal, Teva's exclusive period could be less than the 180-day statutory period".

BBC Wales understands Mrs Rochira has already written to councils for Powys, Vale of Glamorgan, Flintshire, Torfaen, Ceredigion, Neath Port Talbot and Newport expressing her dissatisfaction that it took over the 12 month statutory period to pay the grants.

While courts are required by law to destroy certain parts of the files after a statutory period of 20 years (such as police transcripts and photographed evidence) and archive the remaining 'trimmed' file, they are also by law required to preserve at least some documents (such as the document with the charges and the verdict).

There is no statutory waiting period.

The decision to press ahead with the statutory notice period from Primrose School was agreed unanimously.

The second 28-day statutory consultation period begins this week, closing on 17 June.

The Northern Ireland ceremony was the first because of a shorter statutory waiting period than on mainland Britain.

Union leaders yesterday accused Remploy management of briefing MPs about closure of factories in their constituencies ahead of Tuesday's announcement and the start of the statutory consultation period on the closures.