Most governments exercise statutory control of engineers qualified to design and inspect dams.
H.R. 2930 goes on to describe the statutory Requirements to Qualify for Crowdfunding Exemption, for issuers and brokers, which includes cautionary language, background checks, website requirements, etc.
The bill would also include a statutory right for every suitably qualified young person to obtain an apprenticeship.
Incredibly, there is no statutory requirement for electrical contractors to be qualified, so you need to make very sure that you choose someone who is not going to leave you living in a time bomb.
Both GPs and specialists in statutory ambulatory health care in Germany felt qualified to diagnose and treat dementia.
With employers sifting through vast numbers of applications, having statutory experience on the CV is essential for newly qualified social workers (NQSWs), meaning that the outlook is bleak for those who lack it.
The Education and Skills Act 2008 introduced measures to extend educational opportunities and raised the school-leaving age to 18, while the Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Act 2009 introduced a statutory framework for apprenticeships and the right to an apprenticeship for suitably qualified 16-18-year 16-18-year 16-18-year olds
TUC research has shown that average weekly earnings for zero-hours workers are £188 compared to £479 for permanent staff, and that two-fifths earn less than the £111 a week needed to qualify for statutory sick pay.
The DWP denies that any disability caused by Pandemrix is severe enough to qualify for statutory compensation, a £120,000 tax-free lump sum, but invites people to respond within three weeks.
After the training sessions, the boys are meant to return to their schools and help their fellow students understand the rules of dating -- what qualifies as statutory rape, dating violence, stalking and other unacceptable behavior.
