Sentence examples for robust legislation from inspiring English sources

"We have robust legislation in place to tackle this sort of crime, but tougher action has to be taken to deter those who think that they can get away with persecuting our wildlife," she said.

But such a view is not well supported by the lessons of history, which show that effective implementation of robust legislation has been vital in the fight against child labour.

He added: "To see and hear the continued pain his family has gone through only serves to make me even more determined to ensure we have robust legislation to prevent future tragedies.

At the same time, religious conscience and the right to protect deeply held religious beliefs is protected by robust legislation.

The Home Office says it is also interested to see the results of the work, but that it already has "robust legislation in place that can be used to protect women from a range of crimes".

And this is why it is crucial for the Philippines to finally adopt a robust legislation (a) against political dynasties, which have made a parody out of the country's democratic institutions, and (b) implement the recently-passed pro-competition legislation to overhaul an oligopolistic economic system, which has concentrated growth rather than spread the benefits of the recent economic uptick.

In her continuing fight against anti-competitive behaviour by global corporations and the unfair aid given to them by member states, Vestager is aided by robust European legislation that allows her, for example, to fine guilty firms up to 10% of their global turnover.

Based on the analysis provided, the article recommends an expansion of China's environmental certification system for hydro projects, more robust regional legislation to bolster the national framework, the cooperation between upstream and downstream conservation mechanisms, and better monitoring to determine the efficacy of mitigation measures.

It appears that those with robust national legislation are already attracting the most inward investment on low-carbon technologies.

According to the aid agency, an effective Arms Trade Treaty, supported by robust national legislation and regional cooperation, will provide solutions to closing these regulatory gaps and stopping the irresponsible trade in deadly weapons and reduce its impacts on human suffering.

Making minimum-wage or public-sector job experience a requirement for anyone running for Parliament is one idea ; a more-than-$12-an-hour-by-2020 minimum wage pledge would also be useful; and more robust tax legislation for corporations would also help keep CEO salaries down, if only a little.