Sentence examples for defined legislation from inspiring English sources

The Rule of Law can not be allowed to be undermined by Rule by Bureaucrats using loosely defined legislation or we are all doomed.

It is a licensed medical device distributed worldwide that may allow simplification of the required infrastructure, although to date there is no defined legislation for the use of this type of product in a different way from that of open systems.

Ravi et al. (2005) define legislation as one of the determinants of RL.

Two of these 53 – Na h-Eileanan an Iar, or the Western Isles, and Orkney and Shetland – are defined in legislation and will not be subject to change.

The CaO concentration determined exceeded the limit of concentration defined by legislation and thus a secondary operation was carried out to purify the reaction products obtained.

In most countries, the law on organ transplantation is poorly defined, as legislation has not yet been created to cope with this advance in surgery.

Charges of "criminal association," first defined in legislation dating from 1986, are central to the functioning of French antiterrorism efforts, judicial authorities say.

They called for metadata to be defined in legislation, ensuring that any future changes were put to parliament, and also urged the government to explain why it must be stored for so long.

"Data retention for the purpose of investigating serious crimes is necessary and that remains the case," the German interior minister, Thomas de Maizière, told reporters after the ruling, urging quick agreement on more narrowly defined new legislation.

Some countries have created a statutory offense of this name, though the elements of the crime have never been clearly defined by legislation, and the scope of proscribed behaviour remains subject to varying interpretations among jurisdictions.

The report also notes that the rules governing use of these datasets "are not defined in legislation".