Sentence examples for legislation developing from inspiring English sources

The Constitutions of Melfi, or Liber Augustalis, promulgated by Frederick in 1231, was a model of the new legislation developing from the study of Roman and canon law.

Much of the legislation developing around e-cigarettes is the product of an abundance of caution from anti-tobacco advocates and policymakers who are wary of vaping and worry that, like light cigarettes before them, e-cigarettes are merely a rebranding of the same old poison, a ploy to get another generation hooked.

For the primary users of the legislation – developing country representatives and the generic drug industry – CAMR fails to adequately address their needs.

The multi-pronged approach (including working on policies and legislation, developing methodologies and tools, capacity building, investment in social infrastructure) and highly-participatory approaches used in the implementation of the Project were appropriate in view of the underlying ToC and its key assumptions.

29 Results here suggest that harms from others' drinking are a common threat to people's health and well-being, that large proportions of individuals (especially women) feel unsafe returning from a night out even in developed countries, and that legislation developed, in part, to tackle such issues is typically ignored.

The model legislation developed by ALEC in this area is called, of all things, the Electricity Freedom Act.

The discontent with the legislation developed when many Sunnis apparently concluded that the legislation's wording, which had changed in months of acrimonious negotiations, might be detrimental to their interests.

Third-party intermediaries have caused concern among firms in other sectors, as bribery legislation developed in the US and the UK have demanded higher levels of due diligence from firms in recent years.

Indeed, a look back at e-mails from Organizing for America as health care legislation developed does show a general approach that did little to focus on young people.

So as Mr. Brown gets ready to head to Washington, he can expect to be pressed further on exactly what he views to be the differences between the Massachusetts plan and the legislation developed by Democrats in Washington.

In legislation developed in response to the Supreme Court ruling that led to the growth of third-party spending, Mr. Schumer proposed allowing the party organizations to engage in unfettered coordination with their candidates though the limits on contributions would be retained.