Sentence examples for dedicated legislation from inspiring English sources

At the end of 2016 parliament passed the current legislative framework for investigatory powers, cementing the intelligence agencies' old bulk processes into dedicated legislation.

The presidential elections are regulated by the constitution and dedicated legislation; however, the latter only defines technical details, appeals and similar issues.

Blind elderly, deaf children, stroke and paraplegic adults and psychiatric patients, to name just a few, all share forms of general social needs (e.g. a dedicated legislation), yet they do not require the same forms of rehabilitation (to say nothing, obviously, of biomedical care).

No EU legislation dedicated to nanomaterials has been adopted.

"In the USA, dedicated climate change legislation remains politically challenging," the report reads.

(The report delicately notes that "[in] the USA, dedicated climate change legislation remains politically challenging," while mentioning executive actions that the Obama administration has taken).

The Colorado bill was based on a model bill from the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), a corporate-funded group dedicated to passing legislation approved by ALEC's corporate funders, including fracking companies like Chesapeake Energy.

Mozambique does not have an official approved mental health policy separate from the general health policy or dedicated mental health legislation, and apportions an estimated 0.16% of the national health budget to mental health (10).

A portion of the Dodd-Frank legislation is dedicated to pre-emption, the ability of federal law to trump state laws.

During the Congressional battle over financial-services reform last May, coalition members repaired to a retreat on Maryland's Eastern Shore to frolic with lobbyists dedicated to weakening the legislation.

Since a specific legislation is dedicated to TPE, its approach and implementation became more structured.