Sentence examples for perspectives legislation from inspiring English sources

The countries involved in the CROCUS-study have been selected to represent a variety of contexts, including culture, religion, gender perspectives, legislation, organisation of obstetric and maternal health care, and organisation of and access to ultrasound examinations during pregnancy.

Time and time again, whether it was voting against marriage equality, or workplace protections, or the very law that was the most profane of all, at least from a gay service member's or family member's perspective, legislation repealing the policy known as "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," you have voted to uphold laws that marginalize LGBT people...that marginalize me...at every opportunity.

UNICEF is also working with governments around the world to incorporate gender perspectives into legislation and essential services.

Although it is likely that many of the aspects discussed are transferable to obstetricians working in other high-income settings, context-specific factors such as organisation of services, culture, gender perspectives, religion, legislation, and economy may influence experiences with pregnancy surveillance, clinical management and utilisation of obstetric ultrasound.

From a regulatory perspective, future legislation will likely affect all of the candidate substances similarly since emissions are restricted on the basis of total hydrocarbon content rather than an individual component or chemical class.

Representative Betty McCollum, Democrat of Minnesota, offered still another perspective, likening the legislation to a toxic Superfund site in need of remediation.

From the perspective of French legislation as well as international law, BNP Paribas has committed absolutely no irregularity.

Elected officials typically provide broad perspectives and directives in legislation; the administrative agencies translate these into specific actions to take, or not to take, and into specific regulatory limits.

From a Lib Dem perspective, we want this legislation to go through and that's what we will fight for".

The general secretary made the union's position on the issue clear: "The CWU is completely opposed to the selling off of any part of the company and will be doing everything from a parliamentary perspective to prevent the legislation that would allow this to happen".

In this perspective, the new European legislation is an opportunity to fully apply these standards so that in vivo animal models can provide an invaluable mean to study complex physiological and biochemical interactions, which cannot be completely simulated in silico and/or in vitro.