Sentence examples for of relevant legislative from inspiring English sources

No one has found anything either where the bill's drafters say, "this bill does not offer subsidies in federal Exchanges," or where any member of Congress says, "this bill does offer subsidies in federal Exchanges". Nevertheless, as Jonathan Adler and I detail in an amicus brief, every piece of relevant legislative history supports the clear language of the statute.

Its conclusion is reached in utter disregard of the relevant legislative history, and quite without consideration of the sharp break that it represents with the historical modus operandi of the grand jury.

There is no statutory definition of 'yard-service employees.' Nor is the term explained in any of the relevant legislative debates or reports; and it derives no meaning from the statutory policy or framework.

In many instances data can only be used for administration of the relevant legislative Acts, and not cross-referenced against data in other departments.

The Comment then evaluates recent, controversial uses of the relevant legislative machinery as viewed from different critical perspectives.

In fact, the decision is based on a careful consideration of prior legal precedent, the precise language of each law, relevant legislative history, and the well-reasoned principle that courts should favor narrow interpretations of criminal laws that are ambiguous.

The relevant legislative history of the provision of the 8th Article relating to the law member supports this interpretation.

The experience of lawmakers is explained in terms of their years in the relevant legislative houses as well as in their respective committees (Table 2).

Moreover, FAO will support member countries of the Union to design, where relevant, legislative instruments (Loi Programme) that will enable their governments to allocate the necessary resources within their national budgets to the development of the agricultural sector.

31 While high levels of community support are not a prerequisite for successful policy implementation due to the normalisation outcomes noted above, they are likely to be of value in facilitating policies through the relevant legislative processes and minimising the costs associated with community consultation and education.

The textual evolution of § 5037(c)(1)(B) and the relevant legislative history reinforce the conclusion that the section is better understood to refer to the maximum sentence permitted under § 3553(b).