Sentence examples for statutory rest from inspiring English sources

They denied the Filipino worked continuously without statutory rest periods and said Omol had been fully paid for the period he worked.

Omol claims he was deceived about his immigration status and about the conditions, which he told us involved working almost without stop while at sea, without the statutory minimum rest periods.

Statutory benefits can rest on previous earnings or benefits or the minimum allowance can be granted.

It will not rest until "statutory" is a byword for "doesn't work".

Our investigation shows that working over time is common for migrant workers, nearly one-third of the total subjects work more than 12 hours per day, and most cannot rest on statutory holidays.

University of Arizona law professor Gabriel J. Chin points out that the entire federal entrapment defense rests on statutory construction, which allows for the possibility that Congress could simply repeal or modify it so that operations implanting suggestion of criminal activity such as the one that ensnared Jacobson were specifically authorized by law.

The authors highlight the degree of uncertainty provided by the common law and statutory provisions, and that decisions rest on the balance of public interests, which mean that many of the current dilemmas facing practitioners may only be solved in the courts.

From April 2011, fathers were also allowed up to 26 more weeks, provided the mother had already returned to work, collecting the rest of her statutory pay.

Of course, statutory and constitutional interpretations tend to rest on the meaning — often obscure or ambiguous — of a single word or a phrase ("equal protection," "cruel and unusual").

It rested its decision on statutory grounds, which prompted Congress to amend the law to deny judicial review.

"You have to take on board statutory requirements, but look critically at the rest of it.