Sentence examples for legislation should include from inspiring English sources

Such legislation should include job-creating infrastructure projects and aid to states forced to cut vital services.

Second, municipal legislation should include planning laws and building regulations that enable the provision of toilets at acceptable standards.

In a statement, national security council spokeswoman Caitlin Hayden said any legislation should include "robust safeguards to preserve the privacy and civil liberties of our citizens".

Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey, a Democrat who was one of those negotiating the comprehensive principles, said the senators finally agreed that any legislation should include a pathway to citizenship.

His remarks were tentatively backed at the time by the ISPA, who agreed that law enforcers should have "reasonable access to data" but warned that legislation should include appropriate safeguards.

Congressional aides were discussing late last week whether the legislation should include that provision, which, in any event, does not give the Fed significant authority to alter new regulations.

As Congress works toward passing consumer financial reform legislation, it should include new rules about how — and how much — credit card companies can charge.

Cybersecurity legislation being debated should include provisions for securing critical U.S. hardware such as amending COTS as a necessary first step toward enhancing cybersecurity and fostering cyber peace.

In this context, the key priorities for strengthening national legislation in LMICs should include provisions for compulsory licensing for both import and export, definition of international exhaustion of rights and parallel importing, early working policies and, for LDCs, how to best use the available transitional period for compliance.

That legislation should obviously include protections for the public, the bereaved, and the previously buried remains.

The agreement says any legislation passed by Congress should include tax deductions for the purchase of health insurance by "moderate-income individuals" who do not receive coverage from employers.