Sentence examples for legislating authorities from inspiring English sources

Such measures should be joint efforts involving parents, schools, youth associations, and legislating authorities.

The study stresses the importance of actions to strengthening adolescents' self-esteem, of promoting anti-smoking attitudes in early adolescence, as well as avoidance of early initiation of snus use, implying a need of action by parents, schools, youth associations and legislating authorities.

In Norway, the government has recently legislated for municipal authorities to develop local health services for a selected group of patients, with a quality equal to or better than that provided by hospitals for emergency admissions.

In this article we address the effect restricted practice has had in North Carolina and the introduction of Senate Bill 695 (the Modernize Nursing Practice Act) that, if passed, would legislate full practice authority for NPs in our state.

However, our review of countries that have legislated for prescribing authority for professionals other than doctors and dentists would suggest that researchers from many of these countries are likely to publish evidence in English language journals, although not necessarily ones that are indexed through the databases we searched.

After the conclusion of such negotiations the Cyprus authorities should begin legislating the elements of such an agreement.

Prosecco is based on the Prosecco grape, which Italian authorities have now legislated to be called "Glera".

The bill is the third attempt by authorities in Quebec to legislate secularism in the public domain since 2010.

VIDEO: Watch now "We have to make good use of our capacity to legislate and hold government and public authorities to account," said Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) Secretary-General Anders Johnsson.

The Tories, who introduced the much-derided Section 28 rule in 1988 that banned the promotion of same-sex relationships by local authorities, have since apologised and legislated in favour of gay marriage.

In 2003 this was taken a step further when the European Aviation Safety Agency EASAA) was established as the central EU regulator, taking over responsibility for legislating airworthiness and environmental regulation from the national authorities.