Sentence examples for contrary legislative from inspiring English sources
Since those who enacted the APA in 1946 didn't speak to the Affordable Care Act's tax penalties, there wasn't "contrary legislative intent"; thus the D.C. Circuit could consider the plaintiffs' claim.
The APA's provision for lawsuits to challenge government action, it said, deserves "hospitable interpretation" -- only "clear and convincing evidence of a contrary legislative intent" could justify finding that a suit for a refund was "adequate".
To discriminate against a married couple requires a secular interest which was lacking in the Defense of Marriage Act -- on the contrary, the legislative record showed evidence of bias.
It is, however, worth stressing that in spite of their strategic importance, the Communications that lay down the Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plans are only guidelines; hence, contrary to legislative documents (regulations, directives and decisions), they are not binding for Member States.
"An executive order is invalid if it usurps legislative authority by acting contrary to the express or implied will of the Legislature," the court wrote.
On the contrary, there are a number of important legislative adjustments that could be enacted now, which would likely have a dramatic impact on public safety in this country.
Contrary to popular belief, we have seen significant legislative victories in gun violence prevention.
On the contrary, it permits businesses to conduct their affairs without legislative interference, unless a compelling public interest is at stake.
Finally the third legislative reform seemed to have had a contrary effect upon economic efficiency.
On the contrary, the expressway has extensive Base Plans and Development Plans stipulated by the designated legislative framework for the A-Routes, and on top of that, there is a similar framework for the B-Routes.
