Sentence examples similar to statutory turnover from inspiring English sources
The U.S. District Court for Northern California has ruled in favor of the social network in an action it took against several squatters, recommending the turnover of 105 domains and statutory damages of $2,795,000.
If the reason for monitoring is to assess the ability of the organisation or system under scrutiny to retain staff it is important that any monitoring can differentiate between permanent and temporary moves, and what has been termed "involuntary" turnover or attrition (e.g. statutory retirement, ill health, death) and "voluntary" turnover, resignation or attrition [ 2, 15].
In 2011, research carried out by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport on the operating costs of distributing funding found that UK Sport was the most efficient of all the statutory funders appraised, spending just 4.4% of its £56.5m turnover on grants - well ahead of Sport England, which spent 12.3% of its income on making grants, and the Arts Council, which spent 10.5%.
All racing turnover on offshore internet sites is beyond the reach of the statutory Levy system, which has returned money to the sport from high-street betting shops for half a century.
Five counts of statutory rape.
The lawsuit sought statutory damages.
(1) Specific statutory authorization.
Statutory redundancy pay.
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