Sentences with phrase «delayed enactment»

Attorney General Schneiderman praised Governor Andrew M. Cuomo for pushing ethics reform as part of the State budget process, but called for more dramatic changes, even if doing so delayed enactment of the budget.

The rule has faced a rocky time becoming effective, with President Trump last month delaying its enactment date, originally April 10, for 60 days.

This would ensure that the House of Lords was not only unable to block statutory instruments, but that it was also unable to delay the enactment of primary legislation conferring broad executive powers to make such instruments.

Soon after a lawsuit was filed challenging the ordinance, delaying its enactment.

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If enactment of the law is delayed, the deductions from state workers would have to increase in order to get those savings by that time.

But after state legislators in both houses threatened to override the city, its enactment was delayed until Feb. 15 so there could be talks between the city and state.

Addressing the delays, he noted that it took 10 years from enactment of the law in the first Bush administration for the Clinton administration to complete the first assessment.

«The legislation is broader in material ways than legislation in other jurisdictions and the reason there has been a three - year delay from enactment to finalization is because industry has tried to get clarity and exemptions so it would have a more reasonable application.

Unanimously accepted the idea of an Evidence Code, the provisions of which would be brought into force all at the same time, but with a delay between enactment and coming into force.