Sentence examples for partial legislation from inspiring English sources
President Nicolas Sarkozy, who has repeatedly said that the full veil "is not welcome" on French soil, is believed to favour this partial legislation, rather than more radical suggestions from recalcitrant members of his rightwing UMP party.
China still has only partial legislation, which significantly lowers its effect, especially in protecting nonsmokers from secondhand smoke.
Some Latin American countries, including Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, and Venezuela, have already enacted incomplete or partial legislation based on recommended international standards.
In fact, the language of partial birth legislation in Congress and in most of the statutes adopted by some 30 states is so vague that it could potentially apply even to common procedures used before viability of the fetus.
By seeming to target a single procedure that sounds particularly distasteful, pro-life strategists have won support for partial birth legislation from a broad range of politicians, including Republicans like Gov. George Pataki of New York who are generally pro-choice, and even pro-choice Democrats like Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan and Tom Daschle, the Senate minority leader.
Special interest is devoted to know if partial retirement legislation modifies retirement patterns.
This paper represents a first attempt to analyze partial retirement legislation in Spain, which can be enriched in different ways.
With this hypothetical policy design we are eliminating one of the major appeals of partial retirement legislation.
Moreover, we find that partial retirement legislation affects the choice between the use of partial and full retirement as alternative forms of accessing old-age pensions.
Besides, partial retirement legislation modifies the selection of retirement routes and affects the age of retirement moving it to an earlier date.
Furthermore, we have gathered evidence that partial retirement legislation has modified the age of retirement, particularly moving it to an earlier date.
