Sentence examples for legislative norm from inspiring English sources

But, they are not just the Republican party's legislative norm, they are a fair reflection of our cultural tolerance, one without party affiliation, for rape and its qualifications.

The legislative norms need to be respected in spite of variations of sludge in composition and in quantity.

The authors note that forestry workers do not fully recognize the overall benefits that derive from application and observance of legislative norms that promote an awareness of the real savings deriving from greater attention to personnel safety and health.

The nine-member Constitutional Court ruled 8 to 1 that the re-election amendment approved by Congress in December did not violate legislative or constitutional norms.

Despite these advances, critical aspects of the chronic care model of this program still remain, such as pressure for the incorporation of high complexity care rather than making good use of cost-effective technologies, and the absence of legislative and regulatory norms.

They mean not only that there are norms creating legislative, executive and judicial powers, but that these norms impose significant limits on those powers.[2] Often these limitations are in the form of civil rights against government, rights to things like free expression, association, equality and due process of law.

In Peru, the president and his allies, increasingly convinced of the opposition's bad faith, felt justified in violating norms of legislative behavior in self-defense.

Maybe, but it's all too calculated, too glib for me and doesn't gibe with what I know about the legislative process where sponsored legislation is the norm.

This paper defends the position that judicial reliance on legislative history violates the constitutional norm against congressional self-delegation.

As The Guardian notes: "Lively political skirmishing and debate surrounding elections to the legislative council... became the norm and gradually intensified after 1997".

A degree of obscurity has become the norm in the legislative process over the past few decades.