Sentence examples for legislated obligation from inspiring English sources

If information provision is solely to protect the liability of industry or fulfill some legislated obligation, then the consumer is not being taken into account.

It said the "proposed offset strategies" did not "adequately address legislated obligations to protect this threatened species".

While some public health measures may be legislated, broader ethical obligations within public health function as appeals to morality and justice rather than as enforceable legal rules.

Denis MacShane, the Europe minister, claimed: "It is now Conservative party policy to pass national legislation which would mean Britain would be in breach of its solemn European Union treaty obligations as legislated by parliament.

The situation is different in Scotland where five years ago the devolved administration legislated to give cohabitees financial rights and obligations.

However, alongside legislated targets to reduce carbon emissions, there are legal obligations to protect, maintain and improve the condition of the marine environment.

But, I asked him, don't social conservatives feel a moral obligation to legislate their beliefs?

1967 A national referendum is held to remove discriminatory clauses in the Australian constitution which excluded Aboriginal people from the commonwealth's obligation to legislate for the benefit of its citizens and excluded Aboriginal people from being counted in the population.

"There was a constitutional obligation to legislate this offense, but it was not against the constitution to create an offense that was of no use," he said.

The tactic was legislated out of existence.

He legislated, designated consuls, and retained precedence.