Sentences with phrase «of pieces of legislation»

It will be one among hundreds of pieces of legislation that the governor must read and review before deciding whether to make them laws.

I have prepared dozens of pieces of legislation and received praise for the clarity of my writing.

As speaker for 20 years, he was at the center of every piece of legislation written and every taxpayer dollar collected and spent.

The notion that any party would commit to voting in favour of a piece of legislation it hasn't seen would have been dismissed as absurd.

The commissioners are looking for improper pay - to - play relationships, where legislators might have received money in exchange for influencing the passage or prevention of a piece of legislation.

While working in the Council, De La Rosa played a key role in the passage of a number of pieces of legislation related to Vision Zero, and she's firmly committed to improving public transit and street safety throughout her district.

These deliveries are usually coordinated between the executive and Legislature and delivered in groups to ensure the governor doesn't have to weigh the merits of hundreds of pieces of legislation at once.

It's also possible that members occasionally vote in favor for bills without supporting them or fully knowing their contents, whether out of a desire to maintain cordial relations with their colleagues or because they don't have time to process the thousands of pieces of legislation that are placed on their desks each year.

In Nigeria's case, the existing federal statute (the Arbitration and Conciliation Act (Cap A19, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004)-RRB- is based on the Model Law, but there is a generally held view among arbitral practitioners that the present law (which is a re-enactment of a piece of legislation passed in 1988) does not meet modern best practice standards.

Most recent acts of Parliament and statutory instruments are accompanied by Explanatory Notes, which describe - in plain English - what the various parts of that piece of legislation mean.

Again, the issue of deficit reduction is unlikely to register very much in the debate about whether or not it is appropriate to require women to register for the draft — but it makes for an interesting example of just how far the unintended consequences of a piece of legislation can reach.

All this can't be bulldozed away in the name of any piece of legislation, or in the name of preventing any kind of present or future suffering.

The gist of this piece of legislation is «the consultants need more money, but we don't know how much.

The commissioner informed us that this was a negotiation and he didn't feel comfortable or that it would be appropriate to discuss the technical details of those pieces of legislation at this time.»

The Big Ugly is a mishmash of pieces of legislation put together by the governor as a package deal that's rammed through the legislature.

One of the pieces of legislation sponsored by Levine will require landlords spell out any work that removes mold, asbestos, or lead or that would affect hot water, gas, and electricity in the TPPs.

«The bill is not all that I wish it was and I wish it went further but I want to stand with Council member Torres and I want to speak in favor of this piece of legislation, which is not all that we need but that is a step forward and while it is frustrating to some, I am not going to join the chorus of those attacking this young man,» Van Bramer said.

«Although I can not support this law in its current form,» Poloncarz said in his letter, «I stand at the ready to work with the Legislature to draft and support a law that accomplishes the intentions of this piece of legislation... Legislation that will accomplish what we seek, withstand legal scrutiny and stand the test of time.»

The revelations were the result of a piece of legislation MPs themselves voted for - The Freedom of Information Act - which was the work of David Clark.

Section 504 is Section 504 the Rehabilitation Act and it was through a simple reauthorization of that piece of legislation that advocates were successful in putting in just one clause in that, in that law which was that basically that any entity that received federal funds that discriminated against people with disabilities, that that was illegal.

The Best Friends fiscal impact calculator estimates the expense of this piece of legislation at almost $ 4 and a half MILLION dollars a year.

Comprised of archival material and interviews, the video examines the role of activism and our understanding of this piece of legislation 30 years on which prohibited local authorities in England and Wales from promoting homosexuality.

I suspect that both the Quebec and Federal governments are well aware of the possibly unconstitutional nature of these pieces of legislation.

Many will wonder what all of the effort HR professionals made getting to grips with the new rules was for and, with the exception of the Poll Tax, it is difficult to think of a piece of legislation that has been so completely repealed.

It is important to note that our Office approached the examination of both pieces of legislation with fresh eyes and an open mind.

Versioning is the process that could track all of the amendments and changes made during the development of a piece of legislation and keep everything together on a single document.

One particularly useful feature of CanLII's point - in - time service is the ability to compare two different versions of a piece of legislation using the «Compare» button.

NAR believes enactment of both pieces of legislation is vital to the recovery of the fragile commercial and residential real estate markets.

The committee had convened to consider a number of pieces of legislation, including a bill by Bronx Councilman Ruben Diaz Sr. — the committee chair — that would impose an annual $ 2,000 fee on app - linked autos and force them to affiliate with a single company and a single base.

The other challenge PIJAC frequently sees in our efforts to tackle hundreds of pieces of legislation is a disconnect within the industry.

Thursday's indictment also called into doubt the fidelity of the thousands of pieces of legislation that pass through Albany, Bharara added.

The 2012 federal budget that amended dozens of pieces of legislation was referred to by many commentators as an omnibus bill.

Both of these pieces of legislation will have larger impacts in 2018 and beyond.

Each of these pieces of legislation sought to address one part of the executive pay package, or dealt with an internal ratio.

«I look forward to pushing all of these pieces of legislation and again making sure that we get a comprehensive gun - control law in the nation this year,» IDC leader Sen. Jeff Klein said at the event, which promoted all four amendments the Democrats plan to add Wednesday, alongside several other gun measures.

«When I introduced a number of pieces of legislation to either repeal [Common Core] in whole or repeal pieces of it, [Reeves] allowed every one of them to die,» Watson said.

A review of the hundreds of pieces of legislation we've tracked this year shows some clear trends: The Pet Industry as Cash Cow When an industry is as large as ours, it should come as no surprise that elected officials view us as a ready source of revenue.

Every year, we at the Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council (PIJAC) monitor hundreds of pieces of legislation and regulatory proposals at the local, state, federal and even international levels.

He prorogued again the following year, halting House of Commons committee hearings into the treatment of Afghan detainees and killing a number of pieces of legislation.»

But perhaps even more true for anyone who has never had the opportunity to «trace the evolution» of a piece of legislation in print sources.

Section 3 of that piece of legislation specifically deals with cryptocurrency, but there's a lot of other parts of that piece of legislation which have nothing to do with cryptocurrency.