Sentence examples for statutory pressure from inspiring English sources

First, learn to love the EU, without which we would have no statutory pressure at all, just a breezy mayor saying that everything is under control.

"Ordinarily," Judge Brown noted, "one party doesn't face statutory pressure to acquiesce in the other's demands 'to the extent practicable.'"Judge Brown concluded: "Because PRIIA endows Amtrak with regulatory authority over its competitors, that delegation violates due process".

AS PUBLIC ire has grown over the aggressive tax planning that allows many multinationals, from Starbucks to Google, to pay rates of income tax far below the statutory level, pressure has grown on policymakers to move beyond rhetoric.

Local government is likely to see pressure on statutory services grow as funding further diminishes.

It would obviously lead to pressure for statutory intervention, which I certainly don't want to see".

Based on my experience of 11 weeks' paternity leave a few years ago, it's also work pressures, low statutory rates of pay beyond the first six weeks, pay inequality between mothers and fathers, and perhaps a dash of ingrained social attitudes.

The structural and political pressures on statutory organisations may inhibit their engagement, and this needs further exploration.

The dividing line is between Lib-Lab pressure for a statutory floor under the Leveson model of regulation and Tory fears that a Pandora's box bill will cripple a free press.

You learn about pressures on the statutory system if you are in the voluntary sector.

The previous peak for this process was the 1960s and 70s, when, as now, the BBC was under frequent pressure to justify its statutory income.

The local newspaper and other town officials are talking more about the meaning of statutory rape, about bullying and social pressures, and about the different ways students and adults see both the accusations of rape and the related social media posts.