Sentence examples for legislation obligates from inspiring English sources

The new corporate oversight legislation obligates lawyers to report "evidence of a material violation of securities law or breach of fiduciary duty" to a company's general counsel, chief executive or, if necessary, its board of directors.

The uncertainty of future vaccine prices is an impediment to planners and legislators, particularly as they write new or revise existing vaccine legislation obligating their governments to finance the programs.

An exception was the 2011 referendum on changing the electoral system to alternative vote, where the relevant legislation obligated the government to change the law to reflect a "yes" vote had that occurred.

The idea for a desert dump was an outgrowth of 1980 legislation obligating each state to take responsibility for all "low-level" commercial radioactive waste that it generates.

Legislation obligating the employers and the reimbursement system both contribute to this.

A Congressional Conference Agreement on this legislation obligated US negotiators on the AUSFTA to report on whether that deal offered opportunities to achieve the objectives of the Bipartisan Trade Authority Act 2002 (US) including the "elimination of government measures such as price controls and reference pricing which deny full market access" for US pharmaceuticals[ 70].

This is how a livable wage will increasingly replace the minimum wage and environmental standards will increasingly be raised before governments pass legislation to obligate all companies to use them.

During 1991 and 1992, Finnish municipalities were obligated by legislation to organize mammography screening programs for women 50 to 59 years of age.

At that point, the commission would be obligated to propose legislation or give a reason why not within four months.

Mr. Seitz leads the civil justice task force of the American Legislative Exchange Council, but he said that he was "not obligated to introduce legislation on education" that aligned with the council's platform.

All member countries are obligated to apply harmonized legislation and practices and restructure their energy production networks in order to meet EU targets.