Moreover, the majority of the interventions (55%%) have decreased existing levels of regulation, although this trend largely differs across regions, with many developing economies actually reinforcing their legislation.
Our results indicate that conservation is understood as the intent to keep nature with the lowest possible level of human interference, as its main strategies are: to eliminate inhabitant's unawareness about nature and to reinforce environmental legislation and inspection.
Our strategy builds on the idea that since labour market legislation covers a large number of regulations that are heterogeneous in scope, in times of crisis governments will seek to adjust only the subdomains that are thought not to have a negative impact on the economy; or to reinforce the legislation for those that are being disproportionately affected by the crisis.
The eventual settlement agreement required a climate pollution cap in 2009, subsequently reinforced by legislation.
The council's wide ranging role was reinforced in legislation in 1534, and its purpose was further elaborated in the Act of Union of 1543; some presidents, such as Bishop Rowland Lee, used its harsher powers extensively to execute local criminals, but later presidents typically preferred to punish with the pillory, whipping or imprisonment in the castle.
The rhetoric surrounding the proposed legislation, reinforcing the position that those who arrive by boat will never be allowed into Australia, is seen by the government as vital "messaging" to potential asylum seekers in the region who might be willing to consider a boat journey to Australia.
Six months after "Bloody Sunday," as that day came to be known, Congress passed the Voting Rights Act, the landmark civil rights legislation reinforcing the 15th amendment, which grants citizens the right to vote regardless of their race or color.
We propose these reinforcing approaches: clear legislation, government leadership, strong enforcement of regulations, improved financial and human capacity at the regulatory agency and industry levels, civil society engagement, simplified monitoring processes, and relationship building between industry and government.
Likewise today, mutual reinforcing actions and national legislation will not bring the degree of certainty required for something as serious as commitments to reduce nuclear weapons and inhibit proliferation.
The judgement reinforces a sense that the government has been seeking to push as close to the legal line as possible on surveillance, and sometimes stepping over it — reinforcing earlier strikes against legislation for not setting tight enough boundaries to surveillance powers, and likely providing additional fuel for fresh challenges.
