Sentence examples for imposed on legislation from inspiring English sources

Subject, of course, to the controls Parliament imposed on legislation under the Human Rights Act.

Mr. Obama would finance the inspections, in part, with fees imposed on food manufacturers under legislation he signed in January.

This is despite government support for the practice – new legislation imposed on 30 June 2014 permits every employee in the UK to request flexible working after 26 weeks of service.

In the worst-case scenario, they find new legislation imposed on them by the government.

"We will conduct a full review of the legislation unilaterally imposed on indigenous peoples by the previous government," Trudeau said.

We will conduct a full review of the legislation unilaterally imposed on indigenous peoples by the previous government.

This emission reduction is a significant achievement as it will reduce the cost imposed on CO2 emission by environmental legislations, which is the normal practice in most developed nations [9].

This emission reduction is a significant achievement as it will reduce the cost imposed on CO2 emission by environmental legislations, which is the normal practice in the developed nations.

In Britain, high tariffs were imposed on agricultural imports in 1819, by legislation known as the Corn Laws.

Nothing will be imposed on them that contravenes their national legislation on ethical matters.

ON Wednesday, the House of Representatives is set to pass legislation that would allow trade sanctions to be imposed on China as compensation for its supposedly undervalued currency.