Sentence examples for legislative obligation from inspiring English sources

It is followed by agricultural waste plastic, which, although not under direct legislative obligation to increase recovery, is subject to economic incentives linked to the availability of homogenous materials.

For example in England there is a legislative obligation on those health authorities who have added fluoride to water systems to measure and report dental fluorosis prevalence.

I wondered whether he might have had his 22-year-old vote in the Harmelin case in mind when he said: "The legislative branch has the obligation to determine whether a policy is wise.

The main disadvantage encountered with busy professional interpreters was inflexibility with scheduling appointments and their inability to actively participate in the research due to the contractual obligations and legislative framework under which they are employed.

"We're asked to do these things in such a hurry, we can't really meet our obligation as a legislative body...What it does is make us partners in our own marginalization and I find that profoundly troubling," said Ald. Toni Preckwinkle (4th).

"The House has an obligation to stand up for the legislative branch, and the constitution, and that is exactly what we will do".

It also means ensuring the establishment and enforcement of a legislative and judicial system that defines the rights and obligations of individuals and legal entities, regulates their activities in the public interest and protects their agreed rights.

Movements for statehood, based in part on Hawaii's obligation to pay U.S. taxes without having corresponding legislative representation, began to emerge.

But the outlook now is the House will punt the issue to the fall when legislative time will be even tighter, and a second $5.6 billion obligation will come due.

And here it's worth keeping in mind that a Republican-controlled Congress showed absolutely no interest in fulfilling that obligation when the V.R.A. was actually up for legislative review in 2006.

Looking beyond the UK, Summerskill believes passionately that: "having secured a pretty clement legislative framework in this country, we do now have an obligation to try and see that replicated around the world.