Sentence examples for legislate within from inspiring English sources

Article 1, section 4, plainly gives authority to the state to legislate within the limitations therein named.

The shadow treasurer, Chris Bowen, said Labor would legislate within 12 months of taking office and begin with "an extensive process of consultation and expert advice".

"The first was to legislate within months of the prime minister promising in the general election that there would be no top-down reorganisation of the NHS.

If his party wins power on May 7, it would legislate within 100 days to give English MPs a veto over issues which only apply to their constituents, with a view to it coming into force by March 2016.

In a speech to the Fabian Society on Saturday, Mr Balls said a future Labour government would legislate within the first year to introduce new rules on the deficit and debt levels while progress would be independently audited by the Office for Budget Responsibility.

"Each common-law judge indeed is legislating within the limits of his competence.

Environmental and social disclosure is not legislated within the current New Zealand reporting system (Dobbs and van Staden 2016).

It is recommended that the term "risk" be defined if legislated within the RMA (as natural hazards are defined), to ensure a consistent approach to risk management.

No system is overhauled in a single stroke, and they're legislating within the parameters of what is admittedly a difficult political environment.

So a new set of guidelines may be needed, though the government has not yet stated whether it will legislate for these or not.Mr Koizumi faces powerful opponents of new legislation within his own party.

Scottish parliament sources say there has already been informal discussions behind the scenes with political parties on term lengths and they expect the matter will be agreed and legislated for within the coming year.