Sentence examples for legislation spelled out from inspiring English sources

New legislation spelled out, often for the first time in the state's history, the duties and responsibilities of educators, administrators, and school boards.

The bill's sponsors said they were caught off guard when the White House, already on record as opposing the legislation, spelled out why in a detailed, three-page statement immediately read on the Senate floor and widely circulated on Capitol Hill.

But while the legislation spelled out certain "grave breaches" of Common Article 3 that would constitute war crimes, it also underlined the president's power to interpret the nation's obligations, to define what is grave or not and to screen his definitions from court challenges, and maybe even from public knowledge.

The proposed legislation spells out specific areas to be studied in a one-year test of 24-hour gaming.

The chancellor responded by promising to offer parliament the opportunity to examine the secondary legislation spelling out the changes in more detail in the new year.

Slim's decision came as Mexico's lower house was in its final phase of approving a new set of rules, known as secondary legislation, spelling out the fine print of a major telecom Constitutional reform passed last year.

The bitter situation in the South before these landmark pieces of legislation is spelled out clearly, in a way that will open many old wounds for those of us who lived through that era.

The legislation should be spelled out in this Budget.

In fact, variations of these same values are spelled out in legislation which regulates conduct in schools.

An important issue not spelled out in the legislation is price.

I'm not sure the legislation really spells out in enough detail how it should work.