Sentence examples for which are statutory from inspiring English sources

The issuing of legal proceedings at the high court tomorrow challenges the lawfulness of such alleged complicity, arguing that "there is also a significant risk that GCHQ officers may be guilty of conduct ancillary to crimes against humanity and/or war crimes, both of which are statutory offences under the International Criminal Court Act, 2001".

And it is mainly guidance - there are not many parts which are statutory".

Unlike the levy, which is statutory, racecourses can choose how much sponsor money to commit to prize money.

In the secondary schools inspected, Ofsted found enterprise education - which is statutory at Key Stage 4 - to be wanting.

At that part of the trial, the prosecution may present aggravating evidence, some of which is statutory and some of which is not.

This system could easily be used by other units, in which case it could provide real-time evidence nationally in respect of medical housing needs (see online supplementary appendix for full HHSRS and DHS documents, which are the statutory national assessment guidelines, as well as a copy of the crib sheet used for each home assessment).

There is currently no transparency around the government's exercise of its powers to impose visa bans or deny entry, all of which are non-statutory, in relation to people involved in serious international crimes such as torture, terrorism and other kinds of organised crime.

It is important to remember that the terms and conditions that may apply to a shop offering, for example, to refund a product if you change your mind, which it is not forced to do by law, will not apply to customers returning faulty goods, which are covered by statutory rights.

Most of the original metropolitan counties are now combined authorities, which are 'top tier' statutory bodies resembling the former metropolitan county councils.

Their annual public health report, which is a statutory responsibility, is one example.

You are also to receive €500 for the delay to the flight which is the statutory amount.