Sentence examples for consistent legislative from inspiring English sources

In a statement to The Independent, the commission said: "Passengers and air carriers ought to benefit as soon as possible from a consolidated and consistent legislative framework at EU level on air passenger rights improving the quality of service and providing seamless travel conditions across the EU".

"We have had consistent legislative proposals that promise quick wins and easy fixes for complicated problems, and they're bolstered by bad numbers," State House Minority Leader Stacey Abrams (D-Atlanta), said in an interview.

In turn, this court, consistent with legislative policy, has pointed to the "will of the voters" as the primary guiding principle to be utilized by trial courts in resolving election contests: "The real parties in interest here, not in the legal sense but in realistic terms, are the voters.

A remedial statute "should be accorded its broadest protective meaning consistent with legislative intent.

The strategies reported in this investigation are consistent with legislative requirements[ 23] and policy documents from relevant professional bodies[ 24, 25] and are worthy of consideration by all stakeholders.

The nature and complexity of the clientele followed must be consistent with legislative and regulatory frameworks for NPs' scope of practice, including the range of diagnostic tests and drugs they can prescribe, and procedures for referring to specialists [ 85, 86].

Even black media veterans Roland Martin and Tom Joyner, who typically have steered clear of consistent coverage on legislative and policy matters impacting HBCUs, have consistently weighed in with precious air time dedicated to the topic.

"The one thing the president has made clear is we want to take action consistent with the legislative process," the official told reporters.

Notwithstanding, consistent with the legislative mandate and our precedent, although the time constraints are limited, we must do everything required by law to ensure that legal votes that have not been counted are included in the final election results.

Rob Nabors, deputy director of the Office of Management and Budget, followed up with a letter dated Aug. 6 offering assurances that the administration "is committed to providing assistance consistent with your legislative proposal".

Everyone had much bigger things to worry about than tweaking the final text of of the bill, which was consistent with the legislative solution first initiated by staffers of Barney Frank and others from Massachusetts.