Sentences with phrase «clear need for that legislation»
A Commission report from January highlights the clear need for that legislation to include safeguards against litigation abuse....
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If the legislation does not make parliament's intentions for the veto clear enough, then we will need to make it clearer.»
And let's be clear — we need someone who is going to fight for this legislation, not half measures or some ill defined version of universal health care.
Legislation that would legalize same - sex marriages in Maryland was approved Thursday afternoon by a Senate committee, easily clearing the first hurdle needed for passage this year by the General Assembly.
BASC chairman Peter Glenser said: «While Birdlife International and the RSPB highlight issues which need to be addressed around raptor persecution, there is a need for clearer thinking on the implications for legislation.
After it became clear that a majority in both houses of parliament were in favour of legalisation, in July 2013 the Government inserted a section into the Same - Sex Marriage Act, which was at the time going through Parliament, saying that it could in the future legalise humanist marriages in England and Wales, if it wishes, without the need for further primary legislation; and also that it had to consult and make a decision on doing so before the end of 2014.
Jabado also found species with local legal protections for sale in markets, such as whale sharks and green sawfish, which she says shows «some species should be protected and managed locally and that there is a clear need for better enforcement of some of the current legislation.»
I think it's clear that what really needs rehabilitation is the gap between the technical provisions of the Code of Practice for the Operation of Shelters and Pounds, and the community's expectations for animal welfare legislation which is committed to saving the lives of pets.
But the court has made it clear that we don't need to wait for legislation that will likely never come: «[T] he State has a constitutional obligation to protect the public's interest in natural resources held in trust for the common benefit of the people of the State.»