Sentence examples for legislation dates from inspiring English sources

The legislation dates back over 100 years, so there is a need, maybe, to update legislation regarding fisheries.

Her importance in Byzantine political life is shown by the fact that little significant legislation dates from the period between her death and that of Justinian (565).

The Turkish legislation dates back to 1925, when maps were printed on paper and not stored as vectors in digital code.

On the home page of the White House Web site, the most recent entry under the heading "Featured Legislation" dates back to Jan . 4 a food safety act passed by the last Congress.

Google professed itself shocked at the ECJ ruling late last month, although the related data protection legislation dates back to 1995.

The legal battle that led to the current legislation dates back to 2013, when Cody Wilson posted plans for a 3D printable plastic handset known as "The Liberator".

The new code, which has 2,046 articles and replaces legislation dating to 1916, will take effect early next year.

United States legislation dating back more than 15 years mandates a complete cutoff of American financing to any United Nations agency that accepts the Palestinians as a full member.

Under repressive legislation dating from the early 1970s, students were banned from joining a political party or even a civil-society organisation.

Charges of "criminal association," first defined in legislation dating from 1986, are central to the functioning of French antiterrorism efforts, judicial authorities say.

Legislation dating back to the reign of King Henry II – preventing removal of debtors' goods from beyond their native county – will shortly disappear from the UK's lawbooks.