Sentence examples for sufficient legislation from inspiring English sources
Mr Nichols thinks rogue operators are a tiny minority of all landlords, and that sufficient legislation is already in place to protect tenants.
Douglas argued that there was already sufficient legislation to effect any necessary prosecutions, and that the Mundt-Nixon bill (soon replaced by the similar McCarran-Wood bill) would erode civil liberties.
It is of particular interest that only 7%% of respondents felt there was sufficient legislation to control the use of antibiotics in animal feed.
Unfortunately, this has yet to materialize in most countries; of 196 countries reviewed, only 45 have sufficient legislation to combat the proliferation of child abuse image.
Unfortunately, this has yet to materialise in most countries; of 196 countries reviewed, only 45 have sufficient legislation to combat the proliferation of child abuse image.
Hence, the "New Rule": starting with the next session of legislatures, state and federal, that each institution which adopts a rule that says that, on issues affecting only women's bodies, only women legislators can vote, and that majorities of those voting are sufficient to pass legislation.
Angry animal and environment protection groups claim that animal populations were not large enough to warrant an end to the decades-old ban, and sufficient safeguards and legislation had not been put in place.
Challenges for future research include providing the evidence base sufficient for effective legislation.
While Mr Farage suggested up to a quarter of MEPs in the next European Parliament could hold eurosceptic views, he suggested their numbers would not be sufficient to block legislation.
Here, 1990 will serve as a baseline, and we will end in 2005 to ensure a sufficient lag post-legislation to observe implementation – or lack thereof.
Those who disagree with him say that existing ordinances on overcrowding are sufficient and that new legislation will inevitably lead to discrimination against all Hispanics.
