Sentence examples for changes in legislation to from inspiring English sources

"The only way to fix these problems is deep changes in legislation to protect all, not just Jews".

The retirement plan depends on some changes in legislation to allow the agency more flexibility in spending, but not more money.

To describe how changes in legislation to control sales and thus restrict the general availability of paracetamol have affected deprivation-related inequalities in deliberate self-harm associated with the drug in Scotland.

He was also a passionate animal welfare advocate, actively campaigning for changes in legislation to bring about improvements in the treatment of animals.

For tobacco, public health policy has frequently been challenged on the basis that changes in legislation to improve health would reduce access to pleasure.

The range of prescribers has been expanded in a number of countries, with changes in legislation to allow for extension of prescribing privileges to non-medical professionals, including pharmacists.

The eventual change in legislation to allow DWP to disregard reimbursement of expenses is a vital step forward.

An academic is now calling for a change in legislation to allow graves older than 75 years to be reused, in order to avert a "crisis".

Last week, the End Violence Against Women (EVAW) coalition wrote to the Prime Minister calling for a change in legislation to close a loophole which allows some simulated images of rape to be allowed in this country.

On Wednesday, he told Radio 4's The Media Show that he realised making the change in legislation to make non-payment a civil offence could not happen immediately, as the corporation has no alternative enforcement system yet and cannot switch off its programmes to households, but that he had made his proposal to "test the sentiment of the House of Commons".

More women are needed as members of the Welsh assembly, if it needs a change in legislation to allow that to happen, according to Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood.