Sentence examples for a legislative obligation from inspiring English sources

For example in England there is a legislative obligation on those health authorities who have added fluoride to water systems to measure and report dental fluorosis prevalence.

It is followed by agricultural waste plastic, which, although not under direct legislative obligation to increase recovery, is subject to economic incentives linked to the availability of homogenous materials.

"We're asked to do these things in such a hurry, we can't really meet our obligation as a legislative body...What it does is make us partners in our own marginalization and I find that profoundly troubling," said Ald. Toni Preckwinkle (4th).

It also means ensuring the establishment and enforcement of a legislative and judicial system that defines the rights and obligations of individuals and legal entities, regulates their activities in the public interest and protects their agreed rights.

The House leadership has the power to bring a legislative solution, The Paycheck Fairness Act, to the House floor for a vote as well as an obligation to working women and their families.

Following this line of reasoning, the obligation to communicate some amount of genetic science to the data subject does not, in principle, constitute a legislative block to open consent.

It's a legislative priority.

The year 1972 was a legislative watershed.

The council is strictly a legislative body.

Finally, there is a legislative effect.

A legislative election was held in February 1938.