Sentence examples for quality legislation from inspiring English sources

Minimum standards of labeling exist for some products, but, as with controls on manufacturing quality, legislation tends to concentrate on food and drugs.

It's estimated that more than 800,000 tonnes of recyclables or scrap have been rejected since February via Operation Green Fence, China's first major campaign to enforce its stringent waste quality legislation.

Cononish sits just inside the boundary of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs national park, which is the mine's planning authority, and is also in the catchment for the River Tay, which is protected by strict environmental and water quality legislation.

Another thing Mr. Boehner seeks to do is loosen the rules that govern the debate of bills, and would allow more substantive amendments to be offered by members, which would Mr. Boehner argued would make for higher quality legislation and a more fair process.

Based on the historical development of water quality legislation in Palestine throughout the last hundred years, policy recommendations are as follows: Investment into legal research and development of studies and policies on water quality legislation.

A third feature was the high air pollutant emissions associated with weak implementation of air quality legislation and a high level of coal dependency.

Air pollution from outdoor sources kills about 3.3 million people per year worldwide and the numbers are likely to double by 2050 even if every country imposes existing air-quality legislation, a study has found.

Representative Sherwood Boehlert is consumed with voting his conscience, once bringing a pillow to a committee hearing and asking colleagues if their votes on water-quality legislation would pass "the pillow test" -- that is, whether they would sleep well at night.

This is necessary both to improve the quality of legislation and to alert electorates to the full consequences of such legislative proposals.

But very bad indeed for the quality of legislation that then emerges.

Those conditions should include a ban on night flights, legally binding caps on noise and air quality – and legislation to rule out ever building a fourth runway.