Sentence examples for in the context of the legislative from inspiring English sources

He said that Congress should pass "comprehensive immigration reform," a phrase that has a specific meaning in the context of the legislative debates over immigration: a bill that includes enhanced border security, new temporary-worker programs, and — most controversially — a pathway to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants already in the United States.

A close collaboration among the public health, law enforcement, the judicial branch and other stakeholders is necessary to ensure that the biological risk management framework is viewed holis-tically in the context of the national legislative system.

There are different moves that a university or a company can make in the context of these legislative acts.

However, on the shorter time scales of legislative agreements, international accords, or in the context of the emerging markets for carbon offsets, fires can lead to rapid, large emissions of C and add considerable uncertainty to projections of decadal scale ecosystem carbon budgets [ 6, 19].

The designation of NCDC as the National Focal Point for the IHR provided a strong renewal of commitment to advance the legislative framework for biosafety and biosecurity in Georgia in the context of the national efforts to meet the core capacity requirements of the IHR.

Especially in the context of the film.

Despite the differing view of the European Commission, I am of the opinion that in its report on the application of the regulation the Commission should present the regulation in the context of other legislative instruments, such as Brussels I.

The dynamics in research, publications, and patents concerning these three mitigation measures are summarized to demonstrate their technological developments in the context of legislative and policy advances.

In order to be comprehensive and ensure an effective implementation, a national legislative system on biosafety and biosecurity has to be considered in the context of other pertinent legislation and extant measures, and should have "buy-in" from all relevant stakeholders.

Other authors have called for the need for nurses to pay close attention to the context of legislative and organizational changes in nurse regulation which may constrain nursing's capacity to achieve health equity [ 76].

All of these cuts came in the context of a rising number of tax returns to process (as our seventh chart shows), new legislative mandates, and the growing threat of identity theft.