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Meanings of statutory body in English

Catalan
autoritat estatutària
Spanish
organismo estatutario

Body set up by law which is authorised to enact legislation.

autoritat estatutària
Usage of statutory body in English
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The Game Animal Council is a statutory body established in 2013… Audio
Radio NZ
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It is envisaged that the new council will be a statutory body.
The Irish Times
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The board is a statutory body set up to work on school attendance.
The Irish Times
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It hasn't referred the case to a statutory body that could.
The Guardian
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The statutory body is responsible for observing the human rights implications of new legislation.
The Irish Times
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The tribunal is an independent statutory body dealing with allegations of misconduct against solicitors.
The Irish Times
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This past July, the Government took another major step by making SFI a statutory body.
The Irish Times
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Undertaking to register with the appropriate statutory body, required by the nature of the business.
The South African
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The commission is an independent statutory body that promotes high standards in mental health services.
The Irish Times
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It is an independent statutory body and has been so since its foundation in 1908.
The Irish Times
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The HPRA was set up as a statutory body through an Act of the Oireachtas.
The Irish Times
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The commission is a statutory body set up under the Belfast Agreement to monitor human rights.
The Irish Times
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It would be a "middle way" between a voluntary and statutory body, he said.
The Irish Times
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Asada is a statutory body independent of government.
The Guardian
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The independent statutory body normally only investigates if there has been a fatality, serious injury or pollution.
The Irish Times
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But the National Commission for Women, a statutory body that fights for women's rights, condemned Gandhi's comments.
Reuters
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