Sentence examples for environment legislation from inspiring English sources
Due to Swiss environment legislation, the Swiss Federal Railways SBBB) has to minimize the negative influences of vibration in buildings near railways.
But as with the environment, legislation will probably come only after there is broad grass-roots support, legitimate leadership and agreement on what should be done.
We distinguish among nine primary aspects to assess cultural heritage places: history, architecture, structure, environment, legislation, plans, time, users and economy.
Hutton said Hunt's decision showed that the government is disregarding the new "water trigger" provision in federal environment legislation, which demands that the environment minister assess any project that could impact water quality.
Things can change rapidly in a custody environment – legislation, training, equipment and policies and an individual's experience and knowledge could quickly become out of date if they are not regularly working in the environment".
In the late 1990s, however, in part because of an increasingly-competitive political environment, legislation was enacted that required a formal evaluation of the effectiveness of such social programs.
Thanks to the stalwart leadership of Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nevada), most of the House-passed anti-environment legislation never reached the Senate floor.
LCV has a 40 year history of lobbying Congress to pass pro-environment legislation, working to hold members of Congress accountable for their votes, and electing pro-environment leaders.
After much research "the homework has definitely been done," according to Les Mehrhoff, of Willington and one of the council members, about the 61 plants shown to be such nuisances or potential nuisances to the environment that legislation was warranted.
Due to the two-dimensional nature of the topic (environment and legislation), we will now try to place the incident in Witry in its legal context.
It is a global environment where legislation and legal precedents are set to benefit intellectual property owners who are rich, powerful and influential -- even at the expense of public good.
