Sentence examples for will be statutory from inspiring English sources

The reality, however, is that GP consortiums will be statutory bodies placed in the same hierarchical framework as PCTs, only this time reporting first and foremost to the latest Whitehall-based quango, the NHS commissioning board, and then to ministers.

Marine and Coastal Access Bill A long-distance coastal path around England will be given statutory backing.

Cameron says there will be a statutory duty on local authorities to report potential victims.

One of the significant elements will be the statutory post-adoption services on offer to adopting parents.

The shadow home secretary, Diane Abbott, said: "It is a grave injustice that there will be no statutory inquiry into the battle of Orgreave".

Another factor that may lead to a free-for-all when Congress considers the budget is that for the first time in more than a decade, there will be no statutory caps on discretionary spending and no restrictions on tax cuts and entitlements.

After this, there will be a statutory consultation period before the council makes a final decision.

There will be a statutory requirement on all qualifying teachers to be trained in literacy and numeracy.

Monitor will take over as economic regulator, and there will be a statutory obligation on it to promote competition (HSCA, s 62 (3)), and it will be obliged to carry out anti competitive regulatory functions in conjunction with the Office of Fair Trading under the Competition Act 1998 (HSCA s 72).

Damages may be statutory or actual.

Unless your employer offers an enhanced package, pay will be at the statutory level.