Sentence examples for legislative consideration from inspiring English sources

The bill, created without serious legislative consideration or public hearings, would severely restrict public access to information on those murders.

And some critics complained that, at least when viewed through the prism of Albany's budget season, the report did not propose anything for immediate legislative consideration.

In Virginia and Florida, which trail only Texas in the number of people executed since the Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in 1976, there has been no serious legislative consideration of post-conviction DNA testing.

Justice Kagan said that this process, which has led to many young offenders being sent away for life, does not mean "the penalty has been endorsed through deliberate, express, and full legislative consideration".

While this thoughtful proposal should receive serious legislative consideration, a simpler solution would be to convert the child tax credit and the earned-income tax credit to a unified transfer unaffected by family earnings or by marriage, sometimes called a child allowance.

The statutory authority defence has recently been subject to legislative consideration in the Planning Act 2008, which expands the defence to over 14 types of infrastructure development.

It dominates elections and legislative considerations.

The point about having fundamental rights statutorily enshrined is that they should then be capable of being judicially balanced against competing rights or other overriding legislative considerations.

Theoretical, practical and legislative considerations of these methods are reviewed.

The case method also allows integration of regulatory and legislative considerations, such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002.

Extending unemployment benefits, a compromise on the Bush tax cuts and the nuclear arms control "START" treaty are all part of a myriad of legislative considerations that may well take place in the upcoming weeks.