Sentence examples for contribution to legislation from inspiring English sources

Later reports from NWHC (Franson et al. 1995; NWHC unpublished) added significantly to these data and were a major contribution to legislation calling for the phase-in and eventual conversion from lead shot to non-toxic shot for waterfowl hunting in the United States in 1991.

(6) You and your fellow "reformers" then fan out across the country to enlist the services of willing governors and legislators by "campaign contributions" to "facilitate" legislation that will give charter schools a semblance of "legality".

The bills that aren't related to Brexit were such that most in the Commons would find common ground over them: internet protection, maintaining Britain's militarism with huge spending contributions to NATO, legislation to protect the victims of domestic abuse and violence.

In this case, honesty meant as a contribution to the 'co-legislation game' (the game that properly played Intendo turns out to be) is simply not an option.

I believe that through this package we are making a valuable and essential contribution to the completion of the legislation governing the internal market.

But in an interview last Friday, Mr. Purcell said, "I personally believe that legislation could make a positive contribution to restoring investor confidence".

The committee faulted Mr. DeLay for appearing to link political contributions to support for legislation and also for sending federal officials to look for Texas state legislators when they fled to Oklahoma to avoid a contentious vote on the redistricting plan.

In writing the legislation, members of Congress apparently assumed that the federal contribution to their premiums would continue, but the law is silent on the question.

Orszag was an architect of the 2009 stimulus, but his most important contribution to the Obama Presidency is the role he played in the health-care-reform legislation.

The 1912 Wisconsin Ideal celebrated the contributions of public intellectual property to legislation, regulation, agronomy, industry, transportation, consumer and environmental protection and, above all, labour.

Their contribution to GDP?