Sentence examples for workable legislation from inspiring English sources
Drawing up workable legislation may be hard too when a punnet of grapes is sweeter – if more nutritious, and harder to swig down unthinkingly – than a can of Fanta.
'Basically what we have is a half-assed set of ideas, no guarantee that they can be made into workable legislation.' Hence Kennedy's decision to attack the plans, suggesting that deporting undesirables could simply 're-export' terrorism to other parts of the country and that crackdowns on extremism risked alienating the very young men about whom there was most concern.
"The Senate can use that time to fill the holes in SB 562 and pass and send to the Assembly workable legislation that addresses financing, delivery of care, and cost control," he said.
Better to be patient and finish up with workable legislation rather than rush matters and then spend years suffering the consequences of a system that doesn't work.
"We must conclude that for parts of this bill, amendments will not be sufficient to make good, workable, effective legislation.
"We must conclude that for parts of this bill, amendments will not be sufficient to make good, workable, effective legislation," he said.
It is long overdue that environmentalists and the media move past the Punch and Judy of the carbon tax and RET to other more politically workable environmental legislation.
We already know a few things about what workable and worthy legislation will look like.
Congress needs to go back to that playbook, because a bill-signing ceremony for workable net neutrality legislation would be far preferable than yet another round of hearings, news conferences and fund-raising emails.
That's about to change, a lot, if the Smith Commission "heads of agreement" translate into workable new devolution legislation.
Britain has no workable drug laws, merely legislation that randomly fills jails with those unlucky enough to get caught, and ruins thousands of families more completely than the impact of the drugs themselves.
