Sentence examples for comprehensive legislative from inspiring English sources

Hugely significant too is the passage of Mexico's general law on climate change – a comprehensive legislative framework to tackle climate change, together with the first Redd+ readiness legislation to tackled deforestation.

But he must not give up on a comprehensive legislative solution, and neither should we.

The United States Chamber of Commerce's Web site says the group supports "a comprehensive legislative solution" to global warming.

England has consistently rejected all efforts toward comprehensive legislative codification of its criminal law; even now there is no statutory definition of murder in English law.

The provision is part of a comprehensive legislative package signed by President Bush in the spring that included the creation of the national Amber Alert network for child abduction cases.

Traditionally, the president's party fares poorly in midterm elections, a phenomenon due at least in part to a durable suspicion in the United States of giving any one party enough power to actually enact a comprehensive legislative agenda.

Nevertheless, a comprehensive local legislative and regulatory framework is generally deemed essential to ensure proper research conduct and increase confidence in local biomedical research and development.

That's why the President is continuing the move the ball forward through these comprehensive, specific legislative proposals.

He suggests that "The Safe Child Act," a comprehensive state legislative proposal to reform outdated custody court practices be adopted in lieu of 'the best interests of the child.' " Why?

However, we are somewhat concerned that in an attempt to avoid treading on the sensibilities of die-hard traditionalists and social and religious conservatives who are the main gate keepers of FGM, DFID might sidestep the channelling of funds to African organisations who advocate for more a comprehensive approach, involving legislative, protective and educational measures against the practice.

(5) In accord with international literature, the development of comprehensive policy and legislative framework allowing a systems approach to consensus building, especially when the science is contested.