The phrase "legislative dimension" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
This phrase can be used to refer to the laws or regulations that govern a certain subject, such as politics, taxes, or foreign relations. For example, "The president is considering how to approach the legislative dimension of the new tax reform."
40 41 Changes in the institutional dimension of societal (eg, legislative reforms, healthcare policy modifications) and practice (eg, institutional goals) contexts are well documented.
The specific, legislative and implementation programme is another dimension, and one of which you should be aware so that you can monitor our activities, the Commission being answerable to this Parliament.
3 4 One of the dimensions is related to the legislative structure of the country in which they operate.
In particular, Williams (1998, 8) identifies three different dimensions of political life that representatives must "mediate:" the dynamics of legislative decision-making, the nature of legislator-constituent relations, and the basis for aggregating citizens into representable constituencies.
She added: "SNP MPs will work across party lines at Westminster to defeat the Tory government on the Human Rights Act – and the SNP government will invite the Scottish parliament to refuse legislative consent to scrap it, given the strong devolved dimension.
Dimensions most frequently documented are PLWHA blame, legislative procedures or monitoring of PLWHA and PLWHA rights.
We will discuss one dimension of this issue in the question of legislative representation.
Action was initiated to examine the idea in all its dimensions and the process culminated in Parliament approving the necessary legislative amendments in 2010.
One example of an intervention undertaken to improve access, quality and continuity of care is the 2003 legislative reforms enacted by the government of the province of Québec (Canada) that modified the institutional dimension of the societal and practice contexts.
