Sentence examples for legislated policy from inspiring English sources
Mr. Dreier and others said that the provision, which was included in the $34.4 billion budget for the Treasury, the Postal Service and the White House, improperly legislated policy through an appropriation and belonged in the Ways and Means Committee.
Net government debt is projected to reach 122% of GDP by 2054-55 under the "previous policy" scenario whereas under "currently legislated policy" net debt will be around 60% of GDP in 2054-55.
Those scenarios are labeled: "previous policy", which was the scenario outlined in Hockey's December 2013 mid-year economic and fiscal outlook (Myefo); "currently legislated" policy, which is based on laws that have currently passed the parliament; and "proposed policy", which is based on the full implementation of the policies that the government has proposed.
The regional and local legislated policy and guidelines for sustainable development have been put in place such as Local Agenda 21, National Landscape Policy and Greater KL/KV green initiatives.
Australia's carbon price has been repealed, leaving the nation with no legislated policy to achieve even the minimum 5% greenhouse emissions reduction target it has inscribed in international agreements.
Sweden's 2003 legislated Policy for Global Development references specific rights issues throughout, while Norway's Commission report devotes considerable attention to a human rights framing of its country's foreign policies.
Writing for the Chicago Tribune, Playboy editor John Thomas described the amendments as sensible, but pointed out that some view them as an attempt to legislate policy decisions.
The problems posed by monetary policy cannot be successfully addressed by legislating enduring policy rules.
"I don't think we should be legislating immigration policy in the context of the terrorism legislation," Mr. Diaz-Balart said in an interview.
Other provinces are much more hierarchical and bishops can legislate church policy, they said.
The White House took a firm stand against the restrictions, saying Congress should not legislate foreign policy in a spending bill.
