Sentence examples for requisite legislation from inspiring English sources

In 1852 her campaign to secure the vote for women in district school elections failed to win the requisite legislation.

There matters stood until last month, when Senator Patrick Leahy, at the behest of the Obama administration, introduced the requisite legislation, the Consular Notification Compliance Act.

So far, the F.D.I.C. has an agreement with the Bank of England, which could be helpful, although it remains to be seen how it holds up in a crisis (and the requisite legislation in Britain is not in place yet).

If such a political consensus could be created, not only would the requisite legislation pass quickly and easily through parliament, but no party would be subject to any loss of electoral support at the next election (with the possible exception of the Greens).

99, the navigable waters 'are the public property of the nation, and subject to all the requisite legislation by Congress.' In the hands of the state or of the state's grantee the bed of a navigable river remains subject to an easement of navigation, which the general government can lawfully enforce, improve, and protect.

The prime minister conceded in her letter to Tusk that the government would now have to make preparations for participating in May's European parliament elections – but still hoped to ratify a Brexit deal, and pass the requisite legislation, in order to leave before that, by 22 May.

Elections could theoretically be held "daily, weekly, or monthly, as well as annual[ly]," Madison wrote in Federalist #53, but "the knowledge requisite for federal legislation" requires a longer term in office.

Some evidence suggests that despite such legislation, requisite HIV tests were not offered due to constrained financial resources, lack of provider awareness of the guidelines and negative attitudes of health-care providers about the legislation (Gómez 2008).

In its conclusions, the Amsterdam European Council reaffirmed the importance of simplifying Community legislation, a requisite for improving the quality of European laws.

Those persons who are included will be asked for their consent in writing to participate in the study and will be advised that all the data will be stored and treated anonymously, complying with the requisites established in national legislation.

The draft legislation provides the requisite legal foundation and procedural framework for protection of national security while upholding constitutional principles, complying with the law of war, and safeguarding against erroneous detention.