Sentence examples similar to statutory post from inspiring English sources

One of the significant elements will be the statutory post-adoption services on offer to adopting parents.

There are currently no statutory post-graduate qualifications required for doctors to practice in primary care, and in private settings, any patient can seek the care of any doctor (5).

In the private 'fee-for-service' setting, any patient can seek the care of any doctor for any illness, and there are no statutory post-graduate qualifications required for doctors to practice in primary care [ 13].

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.

She said: "The key issue is that England doesn't have any statutory requirements for post-removal support.

For now, most inmates have no statutory right to post-conviction DNA testing, often leaving it to their lawyers to fight prosecutors to gain access to any remaining evidence from cases before DNA testing was routinely available.

Johnson still needs to appoint a statutory deputy mayor – a post previously filled by the Conservative assembly member Richard Barnes, who was ousted from city hall alongside his fellow Tory member Brian Coleman in the London assembly elections last Thursday, which saw Labour become the biggest group in the assembly.

Adoption service bodies should have "a statutory duty" to provide post-adoption support, says the committee.

The IPCC said it was "considering the responses" to the consultation on the draft statutory guidance on police post-incident management.

Statutory declarations are then posted to the witnesses.

South Africa has a statutory system for the post-mortem examination (autopsy) of cardiorespiratory organs of deceased mineworkers to determine their eligibility for compensation.