Some Latin American countries, including Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, and Venezuela, have already enacted incomplete or partial legislation based on recommended international standards.
Regulations and legislations were seen as incomplete and ineffective, since Brazilian legislation for 'organics', for example, mainly focus in fruits and vegetables, wherein other products remain uncovered by an organic or other type of eco-innovative background.
While an acknowledged opponent of embryo research in general, Bruce here is expressing concerns that Parliament would (and did) vote on the legislation with incomplete understanding of the safety of PNT/MST and therefore with an incomplete understanding of the possible long-term consequences for the affected women and any offspring they may have through using these techniques.
He said the legislation was incomplete when compared to the broader "Gang of Eight" bill, which also included a proposal for an agricultural guestworker visa program.
When The Huffington Post contacted Utah state Rep. Jacob Anderegg (R), who sponsored a bill that would exempt any officiant from marrying same-sex couples, he said that his legislation was incomplete.
Tobacco legislation would be incomplete if the industry was allowed simply to redirect its pernicious practices to lucrative new foreign markets.
Kennedy strongly believed in the principle "never let the perfect be the enemy of the good," and would agree to pass legislation he viewed as incomplete or imperfect with the goal of improving it down the road.
The chamber also said the framework will remain incomplete unless Congress passes accompanying information-sharing legislation.
Finally, legislation and regulations are outdated, incomplete or not enforced.
Moreover, the rapporteur is convinced that the problem lies not with the legislation itself but primarily with its incomplete and inadequate implementation and enforcement.
