Sentence examples for valid legislative from inspiring English sources

The judge presiding over the case dismissed the charges because Icardi's testimony had no "valid legislative purpose".

"This is a valid legislative conversation that should be had during a regular session — not a lame-duck one".

US 50 was extended west along former I-80 to the new I-80 bypass in 1981, when the old I-80 became Business 80. (Since Business 80 was not a valid legislative designation, the remainder became State Route 51).

Vague suggestions about legislation are not likely to suffice, and the fact that the Committee is entitled to engage in oversight, or conduct investigations, does not give it a license to roam through executive files without a valid legislative purpose.

The Italian Constitutional Court has taken into account the arguments already mentioned the case of SH and Others v. Austria [ 5], and with a reference to Sections 8 (right to respect for private and family life) and 14 (prohibition of discrimination) of the European Convention on Human Rights [ 56] has taken a valid legislative support of its decision.

Since adherence of the programme to some points of the EuG [ 7, 8] cannot be measured in a quantitative manner, a descriptive comparison of the valid recommendations, legislative acts and real-life clinical practice to the major points of the EuG is given.

But "it's too hard" or "we just don't do that anymore" are not valid excuses for attempting to pass some legislative shortcut that will eventually (almost inevitably) be declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.

The legislative and regulatory remedies you suggest are valid, but they will not solve the problem alone.

Christine Blower, general secretary of the NUT, said it was a "valid and lawful ballot and complies with the current legislative framework".

Schneiderman's distinction between "transformational" and "transactional" politics was also valid: Voters don't just want to see a legislative accomplishment -- any accomplishment -- regardless of its impact.

Luther argued four points for the tax being valid: a) the language of the statute; b) the legislative history of Public Law 280; c) prior judicial opinions; and d) public policy.