Sentence examples for of existing legislation from inspiring English sources

This comes on top of existing legislation barring parties that "oppose Israel's existence as a Jewish and democratic state".One Arab political leader likely to be blocked at the next election, in 2003, is Azmi Bishara, leader of the National Democratic Alliance.

Because such a campaign would certainly fall foul of existing legislation protecting ethnic groups.

There is also a rising demand for accountability and enforcement of existing legislation.

Featherstone denied that the change marked a weakening of existing legislation, saying an annual review by the government would check to see whether any changes were being made.

The measures are the second overhaul of existing legislation that is giving conglomerates more power than they have ever had in the financial business.

"The signing of the joint statement should enable Swiss banks to resolve the tax dispute with the United States within the scope of existing legislation," it added.

"But more needs to be done on the enforcement of existing legislations to ensure that child traffickers and exploiters are systematically pursued and charged.

While the sale of organs is illegal in most countries, semen, ova, blood and other body fluids and tissues fall outside the purview of existing legislations because of their regenerative nature [ 7].

In this report, the European Parliament supports the Commission's position on the implementing powers conferred on the Commission and places a series of conditions on existing legislation without resolving the fundamental issues.

According to a poll for Newsweek Polska, 74% of Poles support the retention of the existing legislation, while research by polling company Ipsos indicates 50% of Poles support the strike, with 15% saying they would like to take part.

The ever growing anthropogenic pressure to the environment has lead in 2007 to the revision of the existing legislation and the approval of the new European law regarding the production and importation of chemicals, known as REACH.