Sentence examples for an example of legislation from inspiring English sources

The jobs bill emerging in the Senate is pathetic, both as a response to joblessness and as an example of legislation deemed capable of winning bipartisan support.

Another bill (SB 168), by state Sen. Ted Gaines (R-Roseville) and Assemblyman Mike Gatto (D-Glendale), is an example of legislation that focuses on a drone's effect on the ground — in this case, on fires.

These are pleasingly advert-free, an example of tough legislation to prevent the commodification of sport.

She pointed to the Bush administration's education law, which was passed in 2001, as an example of bipartisan legislation.

12.09pm: Ed Davey, the energy and climate change secretary, has just posted this letter on the DECC website: This [Red Tape Challenge] process has highlighted that the Climate Change Act, which puts legally binding targets on the government, is an example of essential legislation which gives much-needed certainty to business and the international community without unnecessary regulatory burden.

This is also seen as an example of judicial legislation, with the courts making a revolutionary decision Parliament had failed to make.

The case is particularly notable as an example of judicial legislation, with the judges significantly modernising the law and moving it forward in a way Parliament had not considered.

Doing this will require new legislation, and Ofcom has published an example of how the legislation might look.

This bill is a shocking example of legislation driven by political expediency with no consideration of the human costs, or data to guide the decision-making.

"Senator Franken's Fostering Success in Education Act, in particular, is a great example of legislation that would ensure that both education and child welfare entities take responsibility for the educational outcomes of youth in care".

Straw says David Cameron cited the Irish Defamation Act as an example of how press legislation can get very complicated.