Sentence examples for problems of the legislation from inspiring English sources

An evaluation of the current Apotex-Rwanda case would be ideal to examine the technical problems of the legislation; however this was not our objective.

In fact, given the practical problems of having the legislation passed in the Senate, it is most unlikely that the legislation could be reformed in a manner that satisfies both the requirements of the convention and the political exigencies of conservative Senators.

Mr Koch pointed out the problem of applying the legislation outside the Union's borders.

Concerns were also raised about the problems of getting legislation on the issue through the House of Lords.

Tom Borden, a Rutgers law professor who is representing the environmental groups, said there are range of constitutional problems with the legislation.

Mr. Gramm, who is working closely with the Bush administration, met this week with representatives from influential financial trade groups and urged them to write to Mr. Sarbanes to "let them know of their problems with the legislation," a participant at the meeting said.

First proposed by No Labels, a movement of Democrats, Republicans and independents dedicated to the politics of problem-solving, the legislation is a serious reform to an institution in need of one.

"The backlash continues because people understand the executive orders haven't changed and have not addressed the problems with the legislation," Sarah Preston of the North Carolina ACLU told the Guardian.

"All the problems of pan-geography legislation are insurmountable in the short to medium term.

They also argued that, because the legislation has no "severability clause", a problem with just one part of the legislation invalidates the whole thing.In its end-of-term rulings on June 28th the Supreme Court neatly sidestepped this objection.

They also decided that perhaps it wasn't a problem caused by an administrator trying to showboat the evils of across-the-board cuts but in fact a problem with the legislation that the members of Congress had crafted themselves -- legislation directing across-the-board cuts be taken from each program project and activity within the $7.5 billion appropriated for air traffic operations.