Sentence examples for weak legislative from inspiring English sources

Many countries on the continent are characterised by political instability, social inequality, and a weak legislative environment – the perfect setting for the industry to sell cheaply and market its products freely to key consumer groups, such as women and youth.

Nepal is a post-conflict country, with a weak legislative and institutional setting for earthquake risk reduction, and a multitude of different stakeholders (government, multi and bi-lateral donors, UN organisations, and national and international NGOs) engaged in the disaster risk reduction process.

The Council's functional design, however, makes it only a very weak legislative review mechanism.

With Congress paralyzed thanks to increasing partisanship, some court-watchers have warned that the justices have become more aggressive in how they rule on cases the Supreme Court has essentially stepped into the power vacuum caused by a weak legislative branch.

Namely these challenges include: inadequate funding, weak legislative framework, weak organization of services, etc.

India has more than 20 million wells and a weak legislative framework for management.

It might be thought equally symbolic of the city government's structure — in which a strong chief executive can be only partially checked by a weaker legislative body — that the renovations did not initially extend to the eastern half of the building, which is occupied by the fifty-one members of the City Council.

It might be thought equally symbolic of the city government's structure in which a strong chief executive can be only partially checked by a weaker legislative body that the renovations did not initially extend to the eastern half of the building, which is occupied by the fifty-one members of the City Council.

When the time came to write a Polish constitution in the early 1920s, the National Democrats insisted upon a weak presidency and strong legislative branch.

New Hampshire has no state income or general sales tax; a weak governorship; a state legislative body with 400 members (fourth largest in the English-speaking world); over 200 cities and towns, many of long lineage; and some 7,000 elected officials in a state with only 1.3 million inhabitants.

It made the Administration and Congress seem weak, divided, more focused on legislative process than on real problems.