Sentence examples for statutory purposes from inspiring English sources

The petition says: "This is inconsistent with the approach taken in other legislation which provides for the compulsory acquisition of land and its use for statutory purposes".

As he put it in a speech exploring company ownership last year: "For the first time in history, shareholder primacy had been hardwired into companies' statutory purposes".

"The authority claimed by the attorney general is both beyond his expertise and incongruous with the statutory purposes and design," Justice Kennedy said.

The ethics advisory group, set up to advise ministers on the proper use of DNA samples, recommended in its last annual report: "All databases containing DNA information including the counter-terrorism database held by the police service should be subject to a robust statutory governance framework, appropriate systems and controls, and should be transparent and only be used for statutory purposes".

"That is in line with the statutory purposes of the intelligence agencies and relevant European Directives," said May.

The line of inquiry was so odd that Chief Justice Roberts had an awfully hard time getting anyone to answer the question whether Congress tramples the constitutional authority of the states when it defines marriage for federal statutory purposes?

The court mistakenly categorized the augmented 1995 procedures as FISA minimization procedures and then compelled the government to utilize a modified version of those procedures in a way that is clearly inconsistent with the statutory purpose.

The statutory purpose of national park status is to "conserve and enhance the natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritage of the area" and "promote opportunities for the understanding and enjoyment of the special qualities of the park by the public".

This position may become even worse through the Deregulation Bill, currently in the House of Lords, which gives every government agency the statutory purpose of seeking economic growth".

The RSPB's Gwyn Williams said: "NE's ability to deliver its statutory purpose - to protect and conserve the nature of England - is being compromised.

Yet, whilst the recent Act outlines the statutory purpose and direction national parks should take, it allows a significant degree of flexibility in the way in which the Act may be implemented.