Sentence examples for statutory solution from inspiring English sources

It also argues legally binding self-regulation can be introduced far more quickly than any statutory solution and can, if devised correctly, be equally effective.

Representative John Culberson, Republican of Texas, who leads the Appropriations subcommittee that funds the departments of Commerce, Justice and State, said, "Of course we are concerned about the effects of sequestration, and we need a long-term statutory solution,".

This way, though, Mr Cameron gets to show leadership, and he can say he did his best to avoid the statutory solution proposed by Leveson and opposed by the press.

But the truth is that none of these fall-back positions are really needed in most cases because Congress gave us a statutory solution for this issue, although it is rooted in common law itself — fair use.

And the authors propose regulatory and statutory solutions to rectify the criminality of Wall Street firms, which Washington has tolerated at the cost of billions of dollars to the American public.

"We want in the first instance to try to find a non-statutory solution," Blunt told MPs last Tuesday.

However, the climate now is that with less statutory regulation the solution can sometimes only be achieved with industry change.

Australia has, or had, a better solution: the commercial statutory authority, of which Telecom Australia (before it became Telstra) and Australia Post (until it was corporatised in 1989) were prime examples.

In a new intervention in the debate, he says a statutory press regulator is the best solution to the problems thrown up by the development of privacy and libel law since then.

The agency said Congress could not have intended such an "absurd result". Its solution was to raise the statutory emissions threshold to 75,000 to 100,000 tons per year, thus reaching far fewer facilities.

But RMT union leader Bob Crow said: "Poverty pay should not be an option and the only solution is to raise the statutory minimum wage to the current living wage rate".