Sentence examples for combination of legislation from inspiring English sources

The Irish government said the new legislative framework will require a combination of legislation and regulations in cases where the life of a woman is at risk.

Traditionally Britain has used landfill - holes often left by mining - but a combination of legislation and taxation is putting pressure on waste management authorities to find other means.

Britain is one of the biggest users of landfill in Europe but a combination of legislation and higher taxation is limiting the capacity to bury waste and making it more expensive.

Traditionally Britain has used landfill — holes in the ground often left by mining — but a combination of legislation and taxation is putting pressure on waste management authorities to find other means.

To stamp out the exploitative scourge of payday loan companies will require a combination of legislation against excessive interest rates and serious financial support for the credit union sector.

The idea is simple: through a combination of legislation (the Dodd-Frank legislation of 2010) and supportive regulation (particularly regarding how big banks would be handled in the event of "liquidation"), very large financial institutions are no longer perceived by investors to be too big to fail.

Conclusions: Overall many countries have implemented a combination of legislations, regulations and policies for orphan drugs in the last two decades.

Like Connecticut's 66,400 elderly people who are accustomed to either tax concessions or rent rebates, the Dapriles are caught up in the confusion resulting from a combination of legislative changes last year and emergency legislation effective July 8 that softened the impact of the changes.

He called for "a combination of enlightened legislation and controls, coupled with an adjustment in our attitude toward guns".

But even the most vocal opponents of securities-fraud class actions acknowledge that a variety of factors, including a combination of federal legislation and court rulings, have curbed abuses in the system.

"The combination of whistleblower legislation and a lot of upset ex-employees in the financial-services industry may mean that in two or three years' time there will be no such thing as a secret account," says David Lesperance, a tax adviser.