"Councillor Lambert was saying that, in his opinion, the children are not properly protected, and that this lack of protection is a consequence of legislative and systemic defects".
This is necessary both to improve the quality of legislation and to alert electorates to the full consequences of such legislative proposals.
Though it seems odd for U.P.S. to have to pay the pensions of its weaker competitors, the consequences of its legislative proposal could be stark.
Perhaps the most damaging consequence of the legislative box is that it left Mr. Obama, who still regards himself as an outsider and a reformer, looking like a Congressional insider — which is about the last thing voters, and independent voters in particular, wanted him to be.
In addition, we evaluated the consequence of possible legislative constraints, which could prevent the miscanthus to be planted in protected areas or in place of grasslands.
Not surprisingly, filibusters have become more common than ever before in American history (from 6 votes on cloture in 1967-1968, 13 in 1977-1978, 43 in 1987-1988, 53 in 1997-1998, and 112 in 2007-2008), withethe consequence of growing legislative paralysis.
I invite Mr. Buck to come up with a realistic plan to address the consequences of such radical legislative policies.
As a matter of legislative consequence, the precedent is not hugely significant.
But a recent Australian case has highlighted the continuing complexities, and most certainly the unintended consequences, arising from the dense network of legislative provisions and regulations which prescribe gender identity as an enabler, or disabler, of other actions.
The chief justice said that "by constitutional design," judges had "an institutional commitment to the independent administration of justice and are able to see the consequences of judicial reform proposals that legislative sponsors may not be in a position to see".
