Sentence examples for legislation in practice from inspiring English sources

"But I have not been able to find any big problems with the legislation in practice".

(I'm a frequent Airbnb guest, but I do not host because I'm a tenant and the current city laws around short-term rentals do not supersede existing tenant-landlord agreements. Because most tenant agreements do not explicitly mention short-term rentals, the city's legislation in practice is probably more favorable to landlords).

This gives these local structures crucial importance when it comes to imparting the tradition of European thought and implementing European legislation in practice and on a day-to-day basis.

Countries vary in how organ donation legislation functions in practice, and the terms "hard" and "soft" have been used to characterise how much emphasis is placed on relatives' views in these countries.

This reference dynamically changed as the idea became embedded in new legislation, incorporated in practices involving social workers, police, schoolteachers etc. (See Hacking 1999, Ch. 5).

This was partly addressed in one study that compared countries on the basis of how legislation was implemented in practice, rather than the actual legislation in place.w8 Regardless of the legislative system, the procedures for contact with relatives of newly deceased people are likely to be important determinants in whether consent is given.

Turkey is not fully signed up to the UN refugee convention; has broken international law by sending back refugees to Syria; and, despite new labour legislation, does not in practice offer most Syrians genuine access to legal work.

Conservative MSP Margaret Mitchell backed his proposal and said: "Clearly there is a lot of concern about how this legislation is operating in practice and about the drafting of it initially.

As we roll into the one-year countdown before "Obamacare" takes full effect, state governments, health care organizations, insurers, and a myriad of partners are drilling down into the details of how the landmark health legislation will work in practice.

At Acevo, in a recent letter to Miliband, we called for "citizens' rights" to choice and voice in public services to be entrenched in legislation, in statements of practice like the NHS constitution, and be given teeth.

When society regards these issues as highly important, it will be easier for GDPs to implement this new legislation in their daily practice.