Sentence examples for subordinate legislation from inspiring English sources
Yet, without introducing any new laws, the government has surreptitiously granted itself powers — powers that Parliament hasn't authorized it to exercise — by sneaking such powers into provisions in contracts and in subordinate legislation.
Provisions governing those rules are due to be contained in what is known as subordinate legislation, which is still being worked on.
They amend subordinate legislation, that applies in relation to Wales, in the field of food marketing, labelling, classification and other related measures.
These Regulations make amendments to subordinate legislation, which applies in relation to Wales, relevant to cattle identification; the trade in animals and related products; examination for residues and the maximum residue limits in respect of animals and animal products; transmissible spongiform encephalopathies; seed marketing and plant health.
The regulations and ordinances committee performs a similar task, but for all subordinate legislation.
The ADF's command arrangements are specified in the Defence Act (1903) and subordinate legislation.
These websites typically host a wealth of useful information including, illustratively, the full texts of applicable legislations, subordinate legislations, administrative rulings, reports, census data, application forms etc.
They may also be referred to as delegated, subordinate, or secondary legislation.
Although the ZNG was formally subordinate to the Ministry of the Interior, its founding legislation stipulated that it would be commanded by the Ministry of Defence.
Why is it that, in spite of laws designed to empower subordinated people, so little results from that legislation?
According to Dworkin, the argument for anti-pornography legislation on the grounds that pornography subordinates women rests on the "frightening principle that considerations of equality require that some people not be free to express their tastes or convictions or preferences anywhere".
