Sentence examples for legislative recognition from inspiring English sources

He acknowledges that nowhere in Canada has yet implemented a social impact bond, while the sector needs more legislative recognition.

The act is a bold one and represents a legislative recognition of the link between poverty and social disadvantage and characteristics such as race and sex.

The report is designed to help the music industry present itself to government as a substantial standalone business, which deserves legislative recognition over controversial issues such as measures to protect copyright from piracy.

Domestically, the changes included legislative recognition of the primary importance of unified open-market operations by the Federal Reserve System and delegation to the board of governors of the Federal Reserve System of authority to raise or lower the ratios required between reserves and commercial bank deposits.

If it goes into law, the act would not only give legislative recognition and legitimacy to restorative practices, but it would also establish a committee to assess programs in the state as well as make recommendations for future programming.

For example, South Africa's National Health Act provides legislative recognition of a range of health-related rights, including a commitment to progressively realise the right to health care that also appears in the constitution (Appendix A).

It probably helps in local legislative races where name recognition is low.

It is with the recognition of these legislative realities and abiding principles that we address whether the trial court made errors of law in rendering its decision.

Such legislative initiatives underscore the growing recognition that adolescents differ from adults in how they think, solve problems and make decisions.

The scheduling reflects his intention to shape the debate in an election year, as well as his recognition that his legislative initiatives will be considered by a Congress controlled by the opposition party.

In 1925, as recognition for his legislative activities, he was offered a knighthood by Lord Reading, who was retiring from the Viceroyalty.