Sentence examples for statutory use of from inspiring English sources

Let the Supreme Court palaver with Bush lawyers about the statutory use of the words "shall," "may" and "must," in determining whether Katherine Harris had to consider hand counts before certification.

"There is no statutory prohibition on the use of live text-based communications in open court.

Jarman agreed that children's services staff should have made quicker and more effective use of statutory powers.

She opposed the SHA's use of statutory powers in February 2009 to instruct Southern Water, the local water provider, to go ahead with fluoridation.

However, the indications that the development appears to have already been offered for sale could raise basic questions about the use of statutory compulsory-purchase powers.

They did not obtain statutory clearance for the use of covert cameras and, Thornton said, there was "very little evidence" that police had even considered their legal obligations.

Mr Clarke also plans to remove "some of the statutory restrictions in the use of fixed-term recall and executive re-release" to reduce unnecessary use of Parole Board resources.

At the end of November, Leveson finally published his report, and called for the use of statutory underpinning to support a new independent press regulator.

Labour also that once the peers' power of veto is removed, Cameron will increasingly turn to the use of statutory instruments to push controversial measures through the upper house.

"More is required before we draw the legal conclusion that the group fits within the statutory authorization for the use of military force passed by the Congress in 2001".

Doesn't such vindication present problems for an independent charity, especially as some of its members this month gave a damning verdict of the government's housing policy, which, they pointed out, has led to a rise in both statutory homelessness and the use of temporary accommodation after a five-year fall?