Sentence examples for legislation published from inspiring English sources

Coined by Jeremy Bentham in the book An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation published in 1789.

We also discuss the recent changes in feed-in tariff legislation published in February 2013 and estimate the expected costs of the introduced changes.

Maritime cabotage is a legislation published by a particular coastal country, which is used to conduct the cargo transportation between its two domestic ports.

The draft legislation published today sets out some of the changes, including changing the £20bn threshold at which the levy had been liable.

Powers to view the web browsing history of criminal suspects or missing people are likely to feature in the government's surveillance legislation published next week.

Hundreds of thousands of innocent people are to have their DNA profiles deleted from the national police database under the coalition's flagship civil liberties legislation published on Friday.

The tactics that ID creationists now use promoting legislation, publishing "educational" materials, establishing a "research" institute, and sanitizing their terminology are the recycled tactics of their creation science predecessors.

Under Iraq's Constitution, if an effective date is not specified in the legislation, then it is the date the legislation is published in the Ministry's newspaper.

Indeed, her dissertation on trade legislation was published by the Harvard University Business School Press.

The European commission caved in to US pressure and dropped such a clause before the draft legislation was published.

Enacted Federal legislation is published by many groups in many formats, including (among versions published by the legislative branch) Public Laws, the Statutes at Large, and the United States Code.