The phrase "a strong legislative framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the structure and effectiveness of laws and regulations within a particular context, such as governance or policy-making.
Example: "The country has established a strong legislative framework to ensure the protection of human rights and promote social justice."
Alternatives: "a robust legal structure" or "a solid regulatory framework".
"Some people say that Canada already has a strong legislative framework and enforcement capacity to deal with terrorist threats," he told a parliamentary committee examining a new antiterrorism bill.
The Chem Trust recommends an EU-wide moratorium on fracking that will suspend all activity until a strong legislative framework to mitigate its worst effects is in place.
In South Africa, gender activists have worked largely in a political culture that espouses gender equity 'talk' and has a strong legislative framework, but where the 'walk' of political leadership has largely countermanded these efforts (Morrell et al. 2013).
Participants identified several factors that were supportive of future policy change including a strong legislative framework, good links between agriculture, health and academia, and a collaborative relationship with industry.
Reality of corporal punishment in South Africa In spite of a strong legislative framework, corporal punishment remains widespread in South Africa, in both the school setting – where it is illegal – and in homes where it is often hidden from public view and protected through civil and customary law.
Reality of corporal punishment in South Africa In spite of a strong legislative framework, corporal punishment remains widespread in South Africa, in both the school setting – where it is illegal – and in homes where it is hidden from public view and protected through civil and customary law.
In addition, South Africa's strong legislative framework offers protection against unsafe religious and cultural practices that may be harmful to children.
Over the years, a specious debate has pitted advocates for community-level grassroots activists against proponents of strong legislative frameworks, creating a false rivalry between the bottom-up and top-down approaches to eradicating the practice.
We lack institutions, such as a strong legislative council, and good public sector management.
Jennings supported the effort to ban slavery in the state and favored a strong legislative branch of government.
A second key to success was a strong legislative champion, in this case, Councilman Bill Greenlee.
