Sentence examples for annual legislation from inspiring English sources

The city had been fully reimbursing retirees until 1991, when the City Council did not pass the annual legislation that raised the reimbursement rate to the actual rate.

In December, the GOP successfully enacted government subsidies for risky Wall Street derivatives by adding them into must-pass annual budgeting legislation.

It would allow for deep debate and consideration of issues in the round and replace the practice of treating the most important annual piece of legislation with the disdain of guillotined debates, heavy whipping and adversarial politics at its worst.

Biannual arts festivals have become annual events, new legislation has backed small bars, a government-endorsed laneway culture has emerged and a $565m upgrade of Adelaide Oval is nearing completion that will attract up to 50,000 Australian Football League supporters into the central business district regularly.

If available, policy documents, legislations, annual reports, and advisory reports are also studied.

Through the 1920s and early 1930s, Garran prepared annual summaries of legislative developments in Australia, highlighting important individual pieces of legislation for the Journal of Comparative Legislation and International Law (now known as the International and Comparative Law Quarterly) published by Oxford University Press.

This is compared with the estimated annual costs of the legislation over a 12-year period, which allows for readjustment by the UK egg industry.

If the allowances were auctioned rather than given to CO2 emitters, and if most of the revenues from those auctions were given to households, the annual cost of the legislation would be less than $150 per household, according to the EPA analysis.

Recent US legislation could block annual aid to Egypt unless it takes certain steps.

Featherstone denied that the change marked a weakening of existing legislation, saying an annual review by the government would check to see whether any changes were being made.

Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act 2000 is like a Ming vase, said David Anderson QC, the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, in his annual report last month.