Sentence examples for aim of legislation from inspiring English sources
According to Bentham, the aim of legislation and public policy was to promote "the greatest happiness of the greatest number".
Hayek never doubts that we sometimes need legislation, but he thinks the aim of legislation should be to make things better, not fairer; to make things more productive, not more level; to channel innovative thinking in the direction of wealth creation, not wealth capture.
Hence, whilst an unintended outcome rather than an original aim of legislation, a lowering of exposure occurred.
Their subjects range from the rationality or irrationality of drug consumption to the scope of liberty; from the proper aims of legislation to the rhetoric of the war on drugs, particularly as deployed by former "Drug Czar" William Bennett.
" 'The Court has consistently found parochial legislation of this kind to be constitutionally invalid, whether the ultimate aim of the legislation was to assure a steady supply of milk by erecting barriers to allegedly ruinous outside competition, Baldwin v. G.A.F.
The Court has consistently found parochial legislation of this kind to be constitutionally invalid, whether the ultimate aim of the legislation was to assure a steady supply of milk by erecting barriers to allegedly ruinous outside competition, Baldwin v. G.A.F.
This purpose has remained an important aim of bankruptcy legislation since the Middle Ages.
The central aim of this legislation was to rationalize the mischievous fluctuations of a free sugar market by the familiar device of a quota system.
He says: The aim of the legislation is that if you can get children into the habit of wearing a helmet younger, that should say with them.
