Sentence examples for imposed by legislation from inspiring English sources
The IPP has been abolished, but is still with us – and will be for decades unless we not only get people released from prison but deal with the licence period imposed by legislation designed by Franz Kafka.
But in a harshly worded statement, Senator McCain said, "Clearly, the 1995 Gore-Chernomyrdin agreement was intended to evade sanctions imposed by legislation written in 1992 by the vice president and me".
Corker had warned that, absent the binding deadline that would have been imposed by legislation, the union and the bondholders would try to outlast each other in negotiations with G.M., and that is what happened.
Pandora's complaint is that they're being priced out of existence by the accelerating tax imposed by legislation that not surprisingly favors broadcast and even satellite services with plenty of lobbying muscle.
Although stakeholders' participation in an information sharing and coordination process to solve a common problem is generally voluntary, collaboration between organizations may also be imposed by legislation, standards, and formal or informal pressure.
The process is challenging due to the fact that the pH of effluent streams must be regulated accurately to protect aquatic and human welfare, and to comply with limits imposed by legislation.
Short term, the changes imposed by this legislation and other recent reforms could cut profits for the banking industry by as much as 11 percent, analysts estimate.
A most curious feature about this case is the distinct lack of protest from social conservatives about the unreasonable cost of divorce, as the price imposed by federal legislation, to effect a change in a married personʼs gender status.
Some of these duties and relationships may be contractual (i.e. the product of voluntary negotiation) rather than being imposed by mandatory legislation.
