Sentence examples for evidence legislation from inspiring English sources
Last April, in an attempt to push No Condoms as Evidence legislation, a group of about 50 sex workers and allies met with lawmakers at the New York State Assembly in Albany.
Conservative Melbourne lawyer Peter Faris QC called for an appeal to the High Court or changes to the laws of evidence legislation, saying that "this case is bad law", alternatively suggesting that Thomas be handed over to Pakistan, since he stated that the evidence from the interview would in his opinion be admissible in a Pakistani court.
It also asked for evidence the legislation was compatible with rights to privacy.
But their decisions have been largely based on consumer concern rather than scientific evidence and legislation.
9 22 There is also growing evidence that legislation criminalising sex work constitutes a significant barrier to accessing healthcare services, including primary care, HIV treatment and prevention and sexual health services.
To update pediatric subspecialty workforce data to support evidence-based legislation and public policy decisions by replicating the American Academy of Pediatrics' 1998 Future of Pediatric Education (FOPE II) workforce survey.
However, evidence from legislations to ban informal providers from twentieth century Britain [57] and China [58], to contemporary Malawi [26], indicate a slow pace of shifts in preference, which is facilitated by referral linkages from informal to formal providers and "the gradual retirement of the old guard" [57].
Massive anti-science public relations campaigns whose sole purpose is to forestall or reverse evidence-based legislation their funders don't like have the side effect of undermining the public requirement that politicians stick to the facts.
Government policy may be seen as an endorsed position evidenced by legislation, formal government documents/strategies, or industrial agreements [ 10].
There's little evidence that similar legislation elsewhere has worked.
