Sentence examples for Legislative alterations from inspiring English sources
In the United Kingdom, the Succession to the Crown Act 2013 was enacted, though it has not come into force, pending completion of the legislative alterations required in some other realms.
If there is a silver lining to be found in this legislation by those suffering from non-terminal but intolerable and incurable disease, it may rest in the fact that the government hasn't shut the door to legislative alterations down the road-we can only hope the Charter becomes the force by which that door is blown wide open.
The District and 11 states have no restrictions on legislative alteration (which ballot-measure proponents call "legislative tampering").
Evaluating with particular scrutiny a modification of a contract to which the State itself was a party, the Court in that case held that legislative alteration of the rights and remedies of Port Authority bondholders violated the Contract Clause because the legislation was neither necessary nor reasonable.
The legislative alteration to the Post-9/11 GI Bill is actually quite minor.
Small groups of Democrats could push for other legislative priorities as well, like environmental protection legislation, alterations to the 2017 Trump tax cuts, or even federal cannabis legalization.
As noted above (see Implications for practice) the range of possible intervention strategies includes regulatory and legislative frameworks that mandate alterations in size, voluntary agreements with industry, choice architecture interventions, interventions targeting price, and educational and social marketing interventions (all of which fell outside the scope of this systematic review).
Secretary of the State Susan Bysiewicz reports that her office has received telephone calls from first selectmen concerned about possible changes to legislative district boundaries and how alterations could change towns' representation in the General Assembly.
There is a granularity problem, in that some legislative events that cause alteration of the document are so trivial that to distinguish all of them would be to create an unnecessarily fine-grained, burdensome, and unworkable system.
by Mr. GORHAM, moves to alter it so as to run "that the Government of the United States ought to consist of a supreme legislative, Executive and Judiciary". This alteration he said would drop the word national, and retain the proper title "the United States". He could not admit the doctrine that a breach of any of the federal articles could dissolve the whole.
