Sentence examples for statutory timetable from inspiring English sources

The absence of a draft bill or draft code are both notable - even more so is the lack of a statutory timetable.

The statutory timetable for a Phase 2 inquiry would be 24 weeks, the CMA said.

Jonathan Baggaley, chief executive of the PSHE Association, called the report "spot on" in its recognition that making the subject statutory would give it space on the timetable to teach "the knowledge and skills to manage the challenges of life online".

We have the shortest period of statutory foreign language in the European Union – three years – and contact time within a two-week timetable is commonly one-and-a-half hours a week.

I have a list of our 258 pre-opening items printed out in front of me, ranging from first aid to fire marshals, catering to staff contracts, statutory policies on grievances, bullying, whistle-blowing, parental complaints, ICT plans for hardware and software, curriculum maps, behaviour systems and timetable.

The culture secretary, Maria Miller, will tell newspaper editors and proprietors on Tuesday that she will impose full statutory controls on the industry unless it comes up with a new and effective system of self-regulation and an acceptable timetable.

Statutory rape.

His timetable.

Statutory Instruments.

§ 2016.2 Timetable for reviews.

Five counts of statutory rape.