"legislative adjustments" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to changes or amendments made to existing laws or regulations. Example sentence: The government is proposing several legislative adjustments to improve the tax system and encourage economic growth.
On the contrary, there are a number of important legislative adjustments that could be enacted now, which would likely have a dramatic impact on public safety in this country.
The study also concluded that if the tax base were eroded by 10% due to tax evasion, tax avoidance, and/or legislative adjustments, the average rate would be 34% (53% tax-exclusive) for the 10-year period.
As one measure of how far he had to reach to change constitutional law, it was Justice Rehnquist in a 1982 case for a unanimous court who wrote that Congress's "careful legislative adjustment of the federal electoral laws, in a cautious advance, step by step, to account for the particular legal and economic attributes of corporations...warrants considerable deference".
Instead, they said, he defended the modest package of administrative adjustments approved by the country's party-run legislative session.
They told of state budgets that have slipped close to or into the red, requiring special legislative sessions to make painful adjustments.
Bill Powers, a spokesman for the National Rifle Association, said, "Hopefully, we can make some minor adjustments in the legislative process and resolve this once and for all".
We presidents work our magic and make the best case we can for budget increases, legislative allocations, gifts and grants, and tuition adjustments.
The court did not rule out the possibility of conducting such an adjustment for drawing Congressional and legislative districts within states.
The office said it also had to make adjustments to account for the drawn-out legislative process.
Eager to salvage one of President Barack Obama's legislative priorities, lawmakers replaced the bank fee with budget adjustments involving the $700 billion bank bailout and increased premiums on bank deposit insurance.
This complies with Australian legislative requirements that preclude pharmacists from independently recommending dose adjustments to patients.
