Sentence examples for introduce legislative from inspiring English sources

Members were also permitted to introduce legislative proposals of their own.

The Coag communique issued on Friday said: "States agreed to introduce legislative amendments to their parliaments to safeguard the national laws underpinning our ability to arrest, monitor, investigate and prosecute domestic extremists and returning foreign fighters".

Mr Cameron pledged to introduce legislative changes so that convictions for historic gay sex offences would no longer appear on criminal records and introduce a 'zero tolerance' approach to homophobic bullying in schools.

A statement issued by the court said: "The court now gives the UK government six months from 11 April 2011 to introduce legislative proposals to bring the disputed law in line with the [European Human Rights] Convention".

I may add that I am pleased to observe that the debate on tax havens initiated by the Washington summit has already begun to bear fruit, in particular in Europe, where several countries have recently announced their intention to introduce legislative changes in response to the expectations of the international community.

The government, it says, has "to introduce legislative proposals to amend the electoral law imposing a blanket restriction on voting rights of convicted prisoners in prison, and achieve compliance with the Court's judgment".

To minimise the intake of industrial trans fatty acids (I-TFA) some countries have introduced labelling, while others have introduced legislative limits on the content of I-TFA in food.

However, despite introducing legislative controls over these drugs, there is some evidence to suggest little has changed and banned substances are still being sold online under a new guise.

17 The Organ Donation Taskforce was commissioned in 2008 to consider the potential effects of such legislation and concluded that a change to presumed consent at this time was unlikely to increase organ-donation rates, may incur prohibitive costs and could result in a backlash; other factors needed to be considered before introducing legislative change.

In a late afternoon address to his supporters, Mr. Hazare suggested that political leaders needed to do more than merely introduce his legislative proposal.

"While capacity issues mean that it is still too soon to introduce a legislative right to restorative justice for victims, we urge the government to work towards this goal," Bob Neill, the Conservative chair of the committee, said.