statutory definition

Examples (10)

• The firm falls within the statutory definition of a ‘small company’.
• To prosecute, the act must meet the statutory definition of fraud.
• The new environmental law provides a clear statutory definition of 'hazardous waste'.
• Whether you are a resident for tax purposes depends on the statutory definition in the Income Tax Act.
• An intern's rights are limited unless they meet the statutory definition of an 'employee'.
• The lawyers argued that their client's actions did not fit the statutory definition of negligence.
• The government is considering expanding the statutory definition of a 'hate crime'.
• Previously, the statutory definition of disability was much narrower.
• A judge will have to interpret the statutory definition in this complex case.
• All financial institutions must adhere to the statutory definition of 'money laundering'.