Sentence examples for legislative barrier from inspiring English sources

The major legislative barrier to marriage equality, as with most progressive legislation in New York State, was the Republican controlled state senate.

There is no regulatory or legislative barrier to corporations using techniques such as shifting profits to lower tax nations, manipulating figures to produce a loss in the UK and directing turnover to offices in tax havens.

Supermajorities were never intended to be a routine legislative barrier; they should be reserved for the most momentous bills, and the best way to make that happen is to require that objectors work hard for their filibuster, assembling a like-minded coalition and being forthright about their concerns rather than hiding in the shadows or holding up a bill with an e-mailed note.

It's getting rid of a legislative barrier, essentially".

It could only be opened after overcoming a legislative barrier in 2014 as a new law passed so that youth shelters could avoid being charged with "harboring a minor".

There is therefore no legislative barrier to this additional task and it should be considered given the acceptability and effectiveness shown in this study and the minimal additional cost related to training.

A qualitative, multiple-participant case study design was employed to identify legislative barriers to full practice authority legislation and how they were overcome during Nevada's 2013 legislative session.

One by one legislative barriers thrown up at the last minute, behind closed doors, were overcome by some judicious arm twisting.

A year ago, the health department supported state legislation to ban the use of condoms as evidence of prostitution, and to "reduce all legislative barriers to condom use".

This will give them all the opportunity they need to enact legislative barriers to ensure any repeat referendum enterprises are impossible.

Consequently, issues related to the development of Malay reserve land are focused on the legislative barriers such as restrictions in land dealing, collateral, and multi-level ownerships (Yusof et al. 2010).