Sentence examples for latter legislation from inspiring English sources

More commonly known as the Wagner Act, the latter legislation prohibited employers from interfering with the right of workers to organize and from dominating the organizations they established.

Many were confused as to how the latter legislation, known in the Senate as S. 968 and the House as H.R. 3261, would work.

The absence of a similarly coherent groundswell of grassroots passion during the effort to pass a cap-and-trade law to limit the effects of climate change was a key element of the latter legislation's failure, Skocpol argued.

With the objective of assessing the impact of the latter anti-smoking legislation on children's exposure to second-hand smoke (SHS), we assessed parent's smoking habits and children's urine cotinine (UC) concentrations in 118 boys before (2005 2006) and after (2011 2012) the introduction of this law.

He achieved the latter two, but legislation to curb greenhouse gases failed in the U.S. Senate.

If, and only if, it is the latter, then the legislation may be of value towards ensuring sustainable pharmaceutical supply.

Does he fantasize that the New Deal and civil-rights legislation (the latter, largely the work of the federal government encroaching on what was often called states' rights) arose out of Bolshevik schemes to destroy communities in the name of central authority?

Others, such as Google, took no public position, while Microsoft and Facebook rescinded their support for the legislation, the latter after facing pressure from Demand Progress, the Internet freedom advocacy group founded by Aaron Swartz.

Notwithstanding initiatives to promote cross-border cooperation and to harmonize internal systems in healthcare among member countries, the latter retain their national legislation and regulatory frameworks to address concerns of consumer safety, standards, and accountability.

This latter aspect of the legislation was considered to be its main component, and prevented off-trade retailers from providing multi-buy promotions such as 'three for the price of two' or 'three bottles for £10'; however, straight discounting of products remained permissible.

The New Deal had rested on a tacit alliance between liberals and conservative southern Democrats, the latter of which resisted any legislation that might challenge white supremacy.