Sentence examples for legislation noted from inspiring English sources

Trudeau vowed to amend the "problematic elements" of the law, rather than simply repeal the legislation, noted Snowden.

But opponents, vowing an intensified push to defeat the legislation, noted that only 30 of the 62 senators had endorsed same-sex marriage, and said they still expected to prevail.

It could also reduce illegal traffic heading north because, as Democrats involved in drafting the legislation noted, many migrants crossing the border illegally are deportees trying to return to their families.

Some people close to the legislation noted that if Ms. Palin had opposed the increases she would have risked alienating Democratic lawmakers whose support she needed for the pipeline legislation.

Former Queensland Supreme Court judge, Alan Wilson, in a report on that state's organised crime legislation noted that the UK prevention orders can now extend to include fishing for salmon with the wrong tackle and the unauthorised disposal of controlled waste.

"Economists have for years argued that the market should determine the value of water," Dan Dooley, a water lawyer who helped draft the groundwater legislation, noted in a speech in April.

"The kindest thing to say is that this is based on a total misunderstanding of the legislation," notes Maurice Frankel, head of the CFOI.

MATTHEW GOLDSTEIN, CUNY's chancellor, said that he supported Mr. Rivera's legislation, noting that CUNY adopted the higher tuition to conform to federal law.

Leaving aside the problems of determining whether there has been a gain and, if so, of attributing it to the legislation, note the question the Center on Education Policy did not even address: What side effects did the law produce?

Many worry about the loss of influence over important legislation, noting that the combination of Mr. Paterson and a State Senate led by black Democrats had ensured that some long-delayed policy priorities — the overhaul of the Rockefeller-era drug sentencing laws and the institution of new protections against police stop-and-frisk policies — were finally achieved.

In comments to The Beijing Times, the general said he was supporting anti-corruption legislation, noting that his political outlook had been informed by the genetic legacy of the Great Helmsman: "Chairman was very strict with his descendants, and he himself was also very incorruptible.