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Usage of statutory in English
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Monday marks the second year of Ontario's annual Family Day statutory holiday.
Wired
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Currently, victims of oil spills have highly limited statutory rights to compensation.
The Guardian
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Because the case conference is a statutory process the resolutions are binding.
Radio NZ
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The Labour party pledged today to reform the State's statutory redundancy laws.
The Irish Times
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Despite the process being expedited, the necessary statutory processes were still required.
The South African
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Abortions later than 20 weeks will need to meet a statutory test.
Radio NZ
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The Medical Council has statutory responsibility for the professional behaviour of doctors.
The Irish Times
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The law would govern all statutory audits carried out in the EU.
The Irish Times
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Transaction cost consists of two major components: statutory fee and professional fee.
Reuters
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Chief financial officers have no statutory protection in terms of the Act.
The South African
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A Ministry-appointed limited statutory manager has been in place since late 2012.
Radio NZ
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The Game Animal Council is a statutory body established in 2013… Audio
Radio NZ
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Cutting the 35-percent statutory rate would not change any of these rules.
Reuters
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Epps faced a statutory minimum of 10 years for the sex-trafficking charge.
Wired
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OBAMA - This should be a pretty straightforward case of statutory interpretation.
Reuters
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Measures will also be introduced to provide multi-agency statutory guidance for professionals.
The Guardian
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Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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