The phrase "affordable legislation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing laws or policies that are financially accessible or reasonable for individuals or organizations.
Example: "The government is working on affordable legislation to ensure that healthcare is accessible to all citizens."
Alternatives: "cost-effective laws" or "budget-friendly policies".
During his illness Don Halperin advocated and secured passage of significant affordable housing legislation, (Chapter 714 of the Laws of 2005) which provides more realistic evaluation and assessment rates on rental properties with restricted income issues.
ALTHOUGH both the Towns of Hempstead and Huntington recently approved housing developments with provisos that 20percentt of the units be affordable, statewide legislation is now being drafted that would require every municipality to have similar requirements for each new project.
How will our wonderful cities, which have abundant opportunities for restored and redeveloped housing, ever reach their former vital glory if affordable housing legislation mandates that developers consume every acre of rural open space remaining?
It is in fact necessary because rapid scientific and technical progress is crucial to achieving these goals, and to making the cost affordable...The legislation provides no stable, specific funding for sustained research..
But reducing our dependence on foreign oil and decreasing greenhouse gases make this legislation affordable even if cars cost more.
Even as he accepted responsibility for accepting gifts from Mr. Chang, Mr. Torricelli trumpeted some of his accomplishments -- work on environmental legislation, affordable housing for the elderly, tax cuts -- during his five and a half years in the Senate.
Although I support the concept of affordable housing, the legislation under which small towns are required to approve large high-density developments with only 30percentt "affordable" units is a total bonanza for developers ("Affordable Housing Fight Will Not Let Up," Aug. 5).
The Affordable Care Act legislation that was passed by the US Congress and signed into law by President Obama on March 23, 2010 is having a substantial effect throughout all of health care in the United States.
Securing passage of historic, affordable health care legislation, allowing 3.1 million young people under age 26 to obtain coverage under their parents' plans.
Also noteworthy is the fact that the Affordable Care Act legislation including mandatory compulsory licenses on patents on biologic drugs, when the patents are not timely and adequately disclosed to generic drug manufacturers.
