Sentence examples for recommendations for legislation from inspiring English sources

On September 29th the European Commission will make recommendations for legislation on the "economic governance" of the euro area.

State Senator Rodney Ellis, Democrat of Houston and chairman of the Innocence Project, said he is already working on recommendations for legislation that would help prevent wrongful convictions.

One reason might be the one that Mr. Olson gave, that "the Constitution explicitly commits to the president's discretion the authority to obtain the opinions of subordinates and to formulate recommendations for legislation" and that "Congress may neither intrude on the president's ability to perform these functions nor authorize private litigants to use the courts to do so".

The International Organization of Legal Metrology (OIML) has published the document D11 discussing recommendations for legislation to meet the MID.

Leveson's recommendations for legislation were immediately thrown into doubt after Prime Minister David Cameron said he had "serious concerns and misgivings" about "any legislation that has the potential to impinge free speech and a free press".

The consultation concluded with the adoption of several recommendations for legislation, budgetary allocation, human rights education, and increased awareness.

Mr. Hawke said in his letter that he supported a recent Senate recommendation for legislation that would impose a one-year waiting period for former federal examiners before they could go to work for a bank they once oversaw.

Appreciating the successful results, the Minister then mandated the group to develop a recommendation for legislation.

Committee members said today that testimony from Mr. Farmer and Colonel Dunbar was needed to determine what steps had been taken to discourage profiling, and to elicit recommendations for possible legislation.

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On Tuesday, Vice President Joe Biden will deliver his recommendations for federal legislation, which will likely include mandatory background checks and restricted access to firearms -- particularly for the military-style weapons designed to kill the largest amount of people in the smallest amount of time.