Sentence examples for explicit legislative from inspiring English sources

The bill is the most explicit legislative challenge to the federal law by a state.

But soon after taking these emergency steps, Lincoln went to Congress to seek explicit legislative authority for what he had done.

Any school, public or private, should operate with an explicit legislative guarantee that all teachers and other employers must agree not to join a union as a condition of employment.

The lack of explicit legislative provision for framework agreements may constitute a barrier in other countries as well.

In the 1920s, as now, reformers were explicit that their legislative efforts would not affect children working on family farms or on the farms of relatives acting in parental roles.

Basically, there are two kinds of legislative systems: explicit consent and presumed consent.

If Governor Pence meant it when he said that SB101 isn't intended to allow discrimination against LGBT people, then why were amendments designed to make that explicit repeatedly rejected during the legislative process?

"If Governor Pence meant it when he said that SB101 isn't intended to allow discrimination against LGBT people, then why were amendments designed to make that explicit repeatedly rejected during the legislative process?" said Jennifer Pizer, national director of Lambda Legal's Law and Policy Project, in a statement Sunday.

Legislators insisted on more legislative control of the lottery and did not favor explicit earmarks for the proceeds, preferring to allocate them in the 1990 legislative session.

One side didn't conspire to plug up the legislative process with the explicit strategy that no matter how many concessions the other side made, it would never be enough.

When the purpose of the law is explicitly stated, the court may either accept it at face value; or challenge the integrity of the legislative declaration, looking behind the explicit purpose to determine the true purpose.