Sentence examples for found in legislation from inspiring English sources

• To the Editor: I agree with Richard D. Kahlenberg's argument that legacy preferences in college admissions represent a form of discrimination, but I am not sure that the solution is to be found in legislation.

Accordingly, data should be processed subject to the purposes for and the conditions under which it was acquired, while adhering to all relevant legal principles (be they found in legislation, conventions, or otherwise), and also bearing in mind the nature of the data itself.

If Obama creates the national monuments, his action will not include a number of other protective measures that are found in the legislation, which Feinstein expects to introduce in January.

If there is a silver lining to be found in this legislation by those suffering from non-terminal but intolerable and incurable disease, it may rest in the fact that the government hasn't shut the door to legislative alterations down the road-we can only hope the Charter becomes the force by which that door is blown wide open.

For V. cholerae, no reference values were found in the current legislation, so we considered absence as an acceptable quality indicator.

In many instances it may be difficult to apply the common categories found in anti-discrimination legislation to the complex harms that are brought about inter alia by stigmatizing public communications activities (imagine for instance communication that stigmatises the homeless, drug users or those that engage in alternative forms of lifestyle).

The definition that Brandis was likely referring to can be found in the Counter-Terrorism Legislation Amendment (Foreign Fighters) bill, in legislation spearheaded by Brandis himself and passed by the government last year.

Then they tanked presumably because investors reached page 387 of the 442-page text and found enshrined in legislation an earlier 2012 order by the Treasury that expropriated from private investors all profits made by Fannie and Freddie.

"Dozens of volunteer libraries have already been set up, but there has been real confusion over whether they could be found in breach of copyright legislation.

A recent example is to be found in Nottingham, where planning legislation was proposed allowing council authorities to dictate where students should live (here's a pdf of the council's "article 4 direction").

Remedies are to be found in pricing policies, the legislation of water quality controls, improved feeds and the recycling of manure.