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Created, defined, or relating to a statute; required by statute; conforming to a statute. A statutory penalty, for example, is punishment in the form of a fine, prison sentence, or both, that is imposed against an offender for committing some statutory violation. statutory adjective according to law, authorized, established, fixed, lawful, legal, legalized, legislative, licit, sanctioned, within the law Associated concepts: statutory crime See also: due, forensic, lawful, legal, legislative, legitimate, licit, regular, rightful, valid How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Pressly said that NAHB would oppose any effort to statutorily change the current 100-year floodplain standard to a 500-year floodplain standard as a way to require more home owners to participate in the NFIP and buttress the program against greater losses. Second, taxpayer protections statutorily applicable to the IRS are also made statutorily applicable to PCAs. Defense Department acquisition professionals are subject to statutorily required training and certifications and benefit from the relatively well-funded Defense Acquisition University. |
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