Sentence examples for legislation printed from inspiring English sources

In An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation (printed 1780, published 1789), as a preliminary to developing a theory of penal law he detailed the basic elements of classical utilitarian theory.

In a sign of the urgency surrounding the economic rescue effort, Congressional staff rushed the newly printed legislation into a news conference where Democratic leaders gathered after the vote.

White's more public claim to fame was to ensure that copies of all legislation continued to be printed on vellum, as has been the case since 1849, when mid-19th-century modernisers moved on from handwritten parchment.

They also argue that sexually explicit images, which aren't allowed on TV before the 9pm watershed, and aren't allowed in the workplace under equality legislation, should not be printed "in national newspapers which are not age-restricted and are displayed at child's eye level".

Much of the content for the database comes directly on disk from the Government Printing Office, which prints legislation.

A year later, legislation set up federally chartered banks that printed a uniform national currency — making counterfeiting more difficult, though not impossible.

The Turkish legislation dates back to 1925, when maps were printed on paper and not stored as vectors in digital code.

When your editorial was printed, the Illinois Reform Commission had yet to file legislation for its proposals.

Legal Deposit legislation - which requires UK publishers to deposit copies of all printed items with the British Library - is being extended to cover e-publications for the first time.

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But the 342-page book was printed with a different title: "Selling Out: How Big Corporate Money Buys Elections, Rams Through Legislation and Betrays Our Democracy".