Sentence examples for legislated objectives from inspiring English sources

One of the legislated objectives of CIHR is 'facilitating the commercialization of health research in Canada and promoting economic development through health research in Canada' [ 14].

It would also legislate the objective of super as "to provide income in retirement to substitute or supplement the age pension".

Labor welcomed the plan to legislate an objective for the superannuation system, which the shadow treasurer, Chris Bowen, defined as providing a dignified retirement for as many Australians as possible.

In their view, and evidently that of the Koch brothers, "no matter how 'necessary' or 'proper' an Act of Congress may be to its objective, Congress lacks authority to legislate if the objective is anything other than 'carrying into Execution' one or more of the Federal Government's enumerated powers".

Health advocates, meanwhile, are increasingly urging that the government intervene by legislating and enforcing objective standards over and above any that the industry imposes or claims to impose.

Countries such as Australia and New Zealand have legislated for compulsory bicycle helmets.

That cannot be legislated away.

The tactic was legislated out of existence.

He legislated, designated consuls, and retained precedence.

But that is not what Congress legislated.

That one would be legislated in 1967.