Sentence examples for existent legislation from inspiring English sources

This is explained by rising per capita incomes, a strong cultural preference for the uniquely scented A. guatemalensis, significantly higher price of certified legal plantation trees and ineffective implementation of existent legislation.

"There have been changes made to existent legislation at least five times since the government of the A.K. Party, but they have not been very satisfactory in practice," said a Greek government official who asked not to be identified because of his diplomatic position.

Romney, SBA List President President Marjorie Dannenfelser said over the weekend, is referring to "non-existent legislation that would defund hospitals as a reason not to sign".

The influence of these political hustlers is a major reason for the quagmire that is Congress, where forward movement is non-existent, even on critical legislation like President Obama's American Jobs Act, or proposals to fight global warming and even deal with the recent wild fires in Colorado.

Whatever is non-existent remains non-existent for ever and whatever is existent always exists.

A lack of protection for LGBT communities persists, due to the absence of a sexual orientation anti-discrimination legislation, though there are currently no existent laws that criminalise homosexuality per se.

Hamm was able to study for a degree while playing soccer at the University of North Carolina – something that would have been impossible before the legislation because athletic scholarships for women were virtually non-existent.

The zeal for voter photo ID legislation, particularly as the answer to the virtually non-existent threat of voter fraud, raises necessary questions of purpose and effect.

Fox has repeatedly misinformed its viewers on everything from the non-existent connection between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda to the contents of health care reform legislation.

While Bush knew Iran's nuclear threat was non-existent, he nonetheless talked Joe into being a "Democrat" sponsor of legislation which did nothing more productive than drive up the price of oil to unseen highs.

Fisheries legislation and regulations for small scale marine and inland capture fisheries are virtually non existent in the majority of the third world countries.