Sentence examples for legislative tackling from inspiring English sources

The Public Integrity Unit, supported by the state funds in question, has a long history as a legislative tackling dummy.

He is due to present a report to May before Christmas, which will include legislative and non-legislative recommendations for tackling the issue.

He said that Labour supported several of the measures in the government's legislative programme, including tackling modern slavery, an ombudsman for the armed forces, and the recall of MPs.

But several lawmakers have demanded that the government not shy about tackling the legislative issue.

Despite public outcry over mass shootings, election-year politics are driving both parties away from seriously tackling any legislative solutions.

Elected at the age of 25 to the Irish Senate -- when Catholicism dominated the mores -- her first goal was tackling the legislative legalization of contraceptives.

As he wrote at the time ― and as the passage of the ACA showed ― there are immense political risks when tackling big legislative projects in a polarized environment.

More profound societal and legislative changes, aimed at tackling widespread stigma, may be necessary for new HIV prevention approaches in general, and particularly those directed at stigmatised populations, to be fully successful.

Hugely significant too is the passage of Mexico's general law on climate change – a comprehensive legislative framework to tackle climate change, together with the first Redd+ readiness legislation to tackled deforestation.

MPs hear so many complaints from their constituents that Tony Banks, a former left-wing MP who died on January 8th, described one legislative attempt to tackle the problem as a "letting-off-steam bill".

But speaking to people working on the frontline of the battle against violence against women in Brazil last month, it is evident that despite the legislative push to tackle the problem, more needs to be done at a grassroots level to change embedded social norms.