The phrase "a unique legislation" is not correct in standard English usage.
The term "legislation" is typically uncountable, so it should not be preceded by "a."
Example: "The government introduced unique legislation to address climate change."
Alternatives: "unique laws" or "a unique law".
No, the catch is that this unique legislation, which Canadian MPs will be discussing again today, is that it doesn't come from Canada's perfectly capable minister of justice Peter MacKay, but from the Canadian minister of – you guessed it – Citizenship and Immigration.
Each state has its own unique legislation, written rules, or regulations mandating the collection of these types of data, and there is considerable variation between jurisdictions [55].
"This is not a unique piece of legislation, but it's certainly ground-breaking legislation for many of the people who live in Nassau County," he said.
While professional sport is a unique 'work' environment, legislation to protect workers is still applicable, depending on the jurisdiction.
Our study provided an opportunity to investigate the influence of determinants on abortion trends using complete abortion reporting in a unique situation - legislation and access to abortion have not changed, but political, economic and social changes have been significant during the last two decades in Estonia.
Democrats have been given a unique opportunity to pass legislation that will help the nation and begin healing the middle-class and our economic malaise.
The Flour Fortification Initiative is a unique partnership to promote legislation among its members.
The Companies and Financial Reporting Acts of 1993 provide a unique opportunity to examine if legislation directly designed to increase the fiduciary responsibility of the board had a discernible impact on the relationship between independent outside board representation and firm performance.
These findings suggest that sensible gun legislation provides a unique opportunity for the new Administration to build a bridge to moderate voters in both parties.
As Penn, Schoen & Berland concluded, "...sensible gun legislation provides a unique opportunity for the [Obama] Administration to build a bridge to moderate voters in both parties".
