Sentence examples for legislative declaration from inspiring English sources

"We can at least make a legislative declaration that the definition of 'natural born' includes children of the active military," she said.

In other words, it is a legislative declaration that such charges are reasonable compensation for the services rendered, but it does not follow therefrom that the legislature has power to reduce any reasonable charges because by reason of the volume of business done by the party he is making more profit than others in the same or other business.

The circumstances of the case were very much like those of the case at bar, and give reply to the contentions of petitioner, especially that which asserts that a necessary and lawful occupation that is not a nuisance per se cannot be made so by legislative declaration.

When the purpose of the law is explicitly stated, the court may either accept it at face value; or challenge the integrity of the legislative declaration, looking behind the explicit purpose to determine the true purpose.

These included human rights based approaches, public declarations, legislative mechanisms, alternative rites of passage, national and regional workshops, training and conversion of circumcisers, training of trainer workshops and comprehensive social development processes [ 56- 59].

The governor's no-borrowing declaration surprised legislative leaders.

There have been lawsuits, special legislative committees and a declaration of a state of emergency by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, but never has one person attacked a problem, piece by piece, with such blunt force and disregard for political convention as Mr. Sillen has the prison system.

I do not need to tell you that around the Council table there were certain people who found it difficult to include the words 'regions with legislative powers' in the declaration and difficult to recognise, as the European Council, that those regions may have a place and a say.

See also NML Capital, Ltd. v. Republic of Argentina, 699 F.3d 246, at 259-60 (2012ir. 2012) (citing to the executive declarations and legislative enactments to find breach).

First, Judge Griesa held that nonpayment on defaulted debt alone, without extraordinary circumstances such as the legislative enactments or executive declarations, was insufficient to show breach of the pari passu clause.

Judge Griesa acknowledged previous orders finding Argentina in breach of the clause but noted that those decisions relied not only on Argentina's failure to make scheduled payments on its debts but on an overall assessment of the Republic's purportedly extraordinary course of conduct in its offending executive declarations and legislative enactments.