"foreign legislation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to laws, rules and regulations that are established by a foreign governing body. For example: "The country has adopted foreign legislation to help protect the environment."
In 1819 President Monroe commissioned him to compile a digest of foreign legislation affecting U.S. trade and appointed him one of the directors of the Second Bank of the United States.
In the view of the European Union, such regulations violate international law, and thus the objective of the regulation was to remove, neutralize, block, or otherwise counter the effects of relevant foreign legislation.
Links connect foreign legislation to relevant U.S. case law.
There are also links to relevant U.S. statutes, foreign legislation and a glossary.
Accordingly, as Europe moves to finalize its comprehensive data-protection framework, and as the U.S. works to reach a mutual consensus with the EU on the few remaining points of conflict that are preventing final agreement on safe harbor, it's beneficial to consider the implications that foreign legislation has on the American security landscape.
The disclosures have also intensified their awareness of conflicts between foreign privacy legislation and the demands of U.S. law enforcement.
That means that Mr. Clinton is dependent on support from House and Senate Republicans to pass what may be the last major foreign policy legislation of his presidency.
The union and some Canadian politicians have said that the federal government should review its foreign investment legislation given the relative swiftness with which Caterpillar closed Electro-Motive Canada after acquiring it.
This spring, the city council endorsed one of several bills under discussion in the Texas Legislature that would forbid judges from rulings based on "foreign laws", legislation opponents view as unnecessary and driven by anti-Muslim sentiment.
His so-called "corporate tax road map" also involves simplifying controlled foreign company legislation, which ends the double taxation of profits and at the same time arguably makes it easier to switch profits to low tax jurisdictions.
Malcolm Turnbull has consistently argued for free trade in the face of increasing US protectionism, but the prime minister has also angered China by targeting it in debates about foreign interference legislation, which passed last week.
