statutory time

He stayed away from the office for the statutory time.

The real issue lies in how many fathers will actually take advantage of the new statutory time off.

There are statutory time limits on applying for such a procedure.

He received statutory time off for good behavior.

There are also statutory time constraints on the delivery of charges for registration.

The objection must be given as soon as possible and within the statutory time limit.

There is no statutory time off for bank holidays and public holidays.

If the agency denies your appeal, or does not respond within the statutory time period, you may file a lawsuit.

Experiences from around the world show that statutory time limits are more effective when coupled with "silence is consent" rules.

In reality, he only vetoed the continuation of the Sejm's deliberations beyond the statutory time limit.

Therefore, Mr Connelly's claim failed because he had not brought the action within the statutory time limits.

Given current market conditions, banks could still divest property within statutory time frames, but with better results for themselves, surrounding property owners, and the economy.

Then when you've lain there for the statutory time, they'll give you a clean Bill of Health, and you can come on here.'

When renewal registration was not made within the statutory time limit copyright expired at the end of its first term and protection was lost permanently.

(While the common law criteria are similar in New Jersey and Connecticut, statutory time periods differ.

For example, in Poland, the statutory time for getting a habilitation (traditionally, although not obligatorily, relying on a book publication) is nine years.

For circumstances where the English court ordered licensing justices to grant a licence when they had adjourned their meeting beyond the statutory times, Seer.

So, if the statutory time limit expires on a Saturday or Sunday, instructions must be received by 12 noon on the preceding Friday.

In modern usage, civil time refers to statutory time scales designated by civilian authorities, or to local time indicated by clocks.

The Commission processes almost 95% of the initial FOIA requests it receives within the statutory time limits.

She was however not required to pay the amounts saved for the six years from 2000 to 2005, because of the statutory time limit for liability in such cases.

A person taking up an estray has a qualified ownership in it, which becomes absolute if the owner fails to claim the animal within the statutory time limit.

Toshiba and Kongsberg could have been punished more harshly if the full extent of their violations had been discovered before their Governments' statutory time limits expired.

Despite their efforts, North Somerset Council failed to determine the planning application within the statutory time limit, and FLP promptly lodged an appeal.

To terminate the original grant and recapture the copyright, the original artist (or the heirs) only needs to comply with a set of formalities within the statutory time period.