Sentence examples for legislation driven from inspiring English sources

Tuesday's election brought an overdue return of common sense to government policy in many states with voters tired of legislation driven more by ideology than practicality.

Martin Luther King made some fine speeches, she said, but there would have been no civil rights revolution had it not been for legislation driven by Lyndon Johnson.

Many voters are tired of legislation driven more by ideology than practicality, of measures that impoverish the middle class or deprive people of basic rights in order to prove some discredited economic theory or cultural belief.

In fact it sets out a number of moderate and carefully thought-out proposals which, if implemented, would go a long way to removing some of the confusion and complexity which has been introduced into the sentencing framework by successive waves of poorly thought-out criminal legislation, driven for the most part by a political agenda.

In the present era where light weighting of vehicles to meet legislation driven emission norms has gathered much pace, the surface engineering approach has been attracting increasing attention as its adoption is deemed inevitable if light alloys of Al, Ti and Mg are to be inducted for harvesting the potential associated benefits of fuel saving and yet yield enhanced component life.

This bill is a shocking example of legislation driven by political expediency with no consideration of the human costs, or data to guide the decision-making.

In the United States, the annual event has shrunk since 2006, when stringent immigration legislation drove hundreds of thousands of demonstrators to rally in the streets.

But sponsors of the legislation drove a wedge between them this year, with an amendment that shields most employers from lawsuits for denial of care.

In addition, historical legacies of past policy, including the case law associated with legislation, drive ongoing policy development.

A significant chunk of the left don't believe in state solutions and massive legislation drives, but rather local solutions, people based solutions.

The legislation was driven by the rapidly rising number of people with Alzheimer's — about 5.3 million now, and expected to triple by 2050.