Sentence examples for statutory position from inspiring English sources

Bryn Phillips, a 32-year-old writer and community organiser in east London, is to contest a byelection for the City of London Corporation, the Square Mile's local authority, and critics have accused it of using its statutory position to lobby for the financial services industry.

"The stigma of being seen as neglecting a loved one and the hesitation among doctors in view of the nebulous statutory position could also be reasons for this," writes the DNA newspaper in an editorial.

"I have a five-year statutory position which is designed for the president of the Human Rights Commission specifically to avoid political inference," Triggs said in her testimony at the hearing.

The Act had created a statutory position inside the AEC called the Director of Military Applications, which the AEC commissioners envisaged as a staff post responsible for military planning and policy formulation.

The lieutenant governor holds statutory positions, serving as the head of the state agricultural and rural affairs bureaus, and as the chairman of several state committees.

Against such opposition, it was too tempting for the prime minister to side with the anti-statutory position – no doubt following several weeks of intense lobbying from the industry.

In business, for example, it is the combination of a manager's position relative to statutory and rational structures that constitutes the right to expect obedience from subordinates.

Exit polls this month also found that 57percentt of all voters supported a statutory path to citizenship, a position supported by 74percentt of Latino voters.

I have written to the secretary of state for culture, media and sport, urging the minister to investigate the county council's position as the statutory provider of library services as a matter of urgency," said Wallace.

"The government forecast of 25% less money for local authorities is going to put us in a very difficult position particularly in the statutory duties for children who are looked after".

As chair of the oversight panel for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, Elizabeth Warren has taken a position with extremely limited statutory power and converted it into the only mouthpiece for the American middle class in Washington, D.C.