Sentence examples similar to nature legislative from inspiring English sources

But 2015 could see growing momentum toward one of the most important pro-nature legislative initiatives that the UK has ever seen, manifest in the growing campaign for a new Nature and Wellbeing Act.

But Mr. Singh expressed doubt that new legislation could be passed by the Hazare team's deadline, given the deliberative nature of the legislative process.

The lower court agreed that the issues demonstrated the "transcendently legislative nature of this litigation," and that if they found in favor of the states and the land trusts, the courts would have to figure out how to cap emissions, set reduction goals and a schedule for achieving them, and take other steps that would seem to require legislation.

Last week the justices agreed to hear the Clinton administration's appeal of a ruling by the federal appeals court here that the Clean Air Act, as interpreted by the Environmental Protection Agency, handed such broad authority of a legislative nature to the administrative agency as to amount to an unconstitutional "delegation" by Congress of its lawmaking power.

However, while quality of life did not seem to be much affected by the fact that people lived in protected areas, full harmonization of biodiversity protection and socio-economic development were hindered by constraints of formal and legislative nature.

What didn't flip was Republican control of the state Senate and Assembly, thanks in large part to the gerrymandered nature of the legislative districts.

The book was a non-partisan effort to assess the defective nature of our legislative branch, its causes, and suggestions on how to upgrade and improve a number of our methods of election and governance.

One ramification, as he sees it, will be to fire up the Administration's political enemies and make it much tougher for the President to achieve anything of a concrete legislative nature in Washington.

Furthermore, the Healthcare Commission reviews health care organisations' implementation of NSFs as part of its annual health check [ 5], reinforcing the quasi-legislative nature of NSF guidance.

The code of ethics is sometimes referred to as an instrument of "soft law," owing to its non-legislative nature [ 16].

"Stop trying to confuse the citizenry," responded Ricardo Rincon, a Christian Democrat party leader who suggested the Church was "badly informed or they don't comprehend the nature and functions of legislative power.