Sentence examples for corresponding legislation from inspiring English sources
The bill would make the tax increase contingent on the passage of corresponding legislation in Massachusetts, New Jersey and Connecticut, so that fund managers could not avoid the tax by simply moving to a nearby state.
With the Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 and with corresponding legislation in states and communities facilities, program development, teacher preparation, and employment training for the handicapped advanced more rapidly and comprehensively than in any other period.
Then, we calculated the corresponding average pension for each group and applied the corresponding legislation.
Given that the objective is to analyze the retirement decision in ages ranging from 60 to 65, we focus only on the corresponding legislation.
Here we investigate the association between the size and number of protected areas within Canadian provincial, territorial and federal jurisdictions and provisions of the corresponding legislation using a Before After/Control Impact design.
"Even if we controlled the House, unless we controlled the Senate and got 60 votes, we wouldn't be able to pass any corresponding legislation in the Senate," said the Texas Republican.
The incorporate current evolutionary knowledge to biodiversity and sustainability policies, therefore, requires changes in the corresponding sectoral legislation.
Both of these examples describe national implementations of EU directives, and are thereby somewhat representative of the whole target area of the corresponding EU legislation.
Point 3 of the Plan focuses on reversing the current trends of biodiversity loss related to management of water, soil, forest and wetlands, and establishes explicit links to the corresponding sectoral legislation.
The requirements for hygienic animal feed production is laid down in the Norwegian regulation on animal feed hygiene (FOR 2010-01-14 nr 39: Forskrift om fôrhygiene) in which the corresponding EU legislation is adopted (Regulation (EC) No 183/2005 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12 January 2005) laying out the requirements for animal feed hygiene.
After settling her family into the White House, the first lady could more easily turn to the garden and then a discussion of obesity, the importance of preventive care and corresponding government policies and legislation, they say.
