Sentence examples for coherent legislation from inspiring English sources

Whether it's in the aftermath of yet another school shooting, or in the context of public health, the national dialogue around gun reform is divisive and often inconclusive leaving us with little coherent legislation or few increased safety measures.

In most NHS countries a coherent legislation contains a list of the areas of care to be provided by the respective NHS, including "regional health services" as part of the benefit basket of regions in decentralized NHS systems, for example, Italy and Spain.

His message hadn't changed much from what he recommended six years earlier: We need coherent banking legislation.

That coherent national legislation will be discussed in a subsequent posting.

Only coherent national legislation that balances the providers' rights in advancing their novel business plan, the consumer interest of having a greater range of service providers, and the workers' economic success will truly resolve these questions.

There is currently no single coherent piece of legislation protecting the rights of victims in the British criminal justice system.

That is so because even a coherent piece of legislation — and many are not — typically addresses a bundle of issue-related concerns, or the needs of a particular constituency.

That was the dirty little secret of this bill: It was not a coherent piece of legislation, but three separate bills, one meant for Hispanics and the left, another for restrictionists, and another for businesses.

Maybe a few lessons have been learned from the stormy ride the last bill from the Department of Health had? Let's hope that's the case and we end up with a comprehensive, coherent piece of legislation that will truly put the needs of the individual at the centre of the system.

The fact that we have had three reports that have overlapped in certain areas has ultimately benefited our work, as we now have a coherent piece of legislation for the internal market, which will strengthen this market.

Secondly, we will secure uniform treatment and mutual assistance between national authorities for the surveillance of marketed products, effective safety checks on products manufactured by European companies and those entering the EU from third countries, and, of course, more coherent future technical legislation.