Sentences with phrase «suggesting change in legislation»

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But, as the discussion above suggests, if Bill 12 were applied in such a way as to change the rules with respect to the batching of product on the TransMountain pipeline it would be necessary to examine very carefully if this created one of the two forms of prohibited conflict between provincial legislation and the terms of the National Energy Board Act (see the common carrier rules of s 71 (1)-RRB-, and any applicable Board decisions relating to the prorating of capacity on the TransMountain pipeline.

The Hoylman - Glick measure ---- which is broader than its title suggests, also barring efforts to change a minor's gender identity and expression ---- is similar to legislation enacted in the past two years by California and New Jersey.

Writing in the International Journal of Technology Marketing, the authors discuss the resulting controversies associated with existing intellectual property rights, and suggest that the future can only bring conflict if such legislation is not changed.

As a second step, the DFG suggests to discuss necessary changes in German legislation that would enable German scientists to generate stem cells themselves.

You suggest that activists saw climate change as a «golden opportunity to further a political agenda: reining in corporations, regulating free markets and imposing environmental legislation», and that these have prematurely politicised the science and caused «pushback» from the other side.

Meanwhile, surveys suggest that science teachers face criticism over teaching about global warming, and some states have passed legislation seeking to include anti-climate change material in the scientific curriculum.

One seeks to promote change by suggesting changes in policy and legislation.

The following statistical information, legislation, and court cases will be useful in understanding why the suggested changes are needed in curriculum, instructional strategies, planning, and professional development.

-- Administration analyses of proposed climate change legislation suggest that C.C.S. technologies will not be widely deployed in the next two decades absent financial incentives that supplement projected carbon prices....

«With climate change and energy legislation pending on Capitol Hill, our research suggests that more attention needs to be given to the existing perverse incentives for dirty fuels in the U.S. tax code,» said the institute's senior attorney, John Pendergrass.

The reappearance of this matter suggests to me that there is some institutional desire — i.e. in the permanent public service — for such legislation, which keeps raising its doubtful head despite changes of the governing party.