The cornerstone of the legislation enabled workers to recruit more easily.
The cornerstone of the legislation is that every adult must be assumed to have decision-making capacity unless it is proved otherwise.
It's not lost on some that this issue is being raised on the 50th anniversary of the passing of the voting rights act, a cornerstone of civil rights legislation intended to remove obstacles to black people voting in southern states.
The cornerstone of the Kennedy-Eshoo legislation is to bring down the costs of today's biologics by bringing them into an era of biosimilars, just as Congress moved pharmaceutical drugs to generic drugs.
Polls indicated that a majority of Uruguayans opposed the new marijuana laws, and Luis Lacalle Pou of the conservative National Party (son of former president Luis Lacalle Herrera [1990 95]) made altering the legislation a cornerstone of his candidacy in the 2014 presidential election.
The legislation is a cornerstone of the European Union's Financial Services Action Plan (FSAP), which is designed to help integrate Europe's financial markets and harmonize certain conditions governing the operation of regulated markets.
Oil legislation has become the cornerstone of the government's investigation.
The Constitutional Tribunal provides judicial review of legislation.
First, readings of legislation take place.
The USA Patriot Act, as the sweeping legislation passed after 9/11 is known, has formed a cornerstone of the administration's antiterrorism policies in giving law enforcement agents expanded powers to identify, track and apprehend suspects.
