Sentence examples for legislation mechanisms from inspiring English sources

There is a huge gap between: on one side, the growing scientific knowledge available with the complex legislation mechanisms that evolved in the recent decades and on the other side, the basic reasonable expectations of consumers.

Furthermore, the Chinese government will need to overcome policy and institutional barriers, such as lack of effective legislation, mechanisms for interdepartmental coordination, involvement of health authorities in environmental management, and adequate staffing at the local level.

The CTF in response to all of this did recommend that the government engage in outreach on transitional justice, come up with the legislation for the mechanisms without delay as well as a roadmap clearly indicating the relationship between the mechanisms.

This paper analyzes the previous decade of governmental extractivism in Colombia, designed and imposed through two main power mechanisms: legislation and securitization.

The analysis suggests that even when empowerment appears to be written into legislation there are mechanisms available to limit empowerment further.

Commenting on Mrs May's speech, Emma Carr, acting director of Big Brother Watch, said: "Yet again the home secretary is clashing with the broad political consensus that no new powers should be introduced until a full independent review into the currently available surveillance legislation and oversight mechanisms has taken place.

At present, Singapore legislation establishes various mechanisms that fulfil the doctrine of representative democracy.

In addition, health departments should modify or adopt where appropriate, legislation and financing mechanisms to enable general practices to function optimally during the pandemic.

In addition, the new legislation provided clear mechanisms for organizing the supervision and monitoring of the smoking ban.

It requires government action, usually a mix of financing, legislation, and regulatory mechanisms that help to ensure universal access and good quality services [ 61].

Further considerations for health professionals relate to the potential changes to work patterns, services, roles, legislation, and reward mechanisms to help healthcare professionals use these technologies efficiently to communicate with their patients [ 51].