Sentence examples for legislative constraint from inspiring English sources

The legislative constraint may emerge especially if changes to current legislation must be made.

That bill seeks to rein in the state Air Resources Board, a regulatory body most lawmakers think badly needs legislative constraint.

In such situations of legislative constraint, the economic criterion would be to design and implement the most cost-effective programme consistent with achieving it.

However, unions' comments distancing themselves from the shutdown seem to have gone beyond adhering to legislative constraints.

Mr. Simmons is unapologetic about the network's efforts on behalf of the music industry's fight against legislative constraints and censorship.

A few small concessions, possibly from the Europeans who face fewer legislative constraints than Mr Obama, may be necessary to reward a more constructive Iranian approach.

"It is important to note that the early attempts to produce electoral education material was hindered by legislative constraints making it an offence to encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders to vote".

This week's testimony of General Petraeus and the American ambassador in Iraq, Ryan C. Crocker, had elated White House officials, who by midweek said they felt they would easily avoid any significant defections by Republican lawmakers and thus face no real legislative constraints in how the administration conducts the war.

Also with environmental and legislative constraints limiting disposal options, considerable impetus exists for reducing the amount of biomass produced.

There are all kinds of local regulatory and legislative constraints, shifts in deregulation worldwide, that all apply in various ways to various markets, et cetera.

–American Express, Visa, MasterCard: How the big three respond to complaints and legislative constraints will determine how this market shapes up in the future.