Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Legislation"

A: It's "counts" not "accounts."

12 counts of assault, 43 counts of fraud, 17 counts of wire fraud, etc. Each "count" is a separate instance of the crime they are accused of.

You are correct that someone being "accountable" (not "accounted") means they are said to be the responsible party, though.

A: In the US congress "the floor" of the House or of the Senate means something like "the center stage." Something happening on "the floor of the House" is happening during an official session of the full House of Representatives.

So, after a bill has passed through whatever committee it was assigned to (budget, education & labor, etc.) it is voted on during a an official session of the entire house: it has "gotten to the floor" of the House.

If it passes, it is sent to the Senate, where the same thing happens: it is assigned to a committee, and they decide whether it "gets to the floor" of the Senate: whether it will be voted on during a full Senate session.

A: Drafting is when you practice writing something before it’s done, it’s a preliminary version of something ( a before hand peice)

And legislation is laws, government laws

so if you put them together then drafting legislation is when you practice writing laws, so that it is ready to publish or edit after checking your draft ( your practice piece )

I hoped this helped, I like breaking things down so that people can get a solid understanding :)

A: Laws made by the government

A: Actually, I'm not a 100% sure, but it could refer to an actual clothes lines or (more logically) an organization or company being hit by their own dwindling sales and then the actual government hurting them even more (more taxes or ordinances to follow), which, ultimately, forces them to go bancrupt or let someone else buy them out or, to put it more nicely, "take over" their line. If you change "outfits" to "outlets", it could actually refer to shopping centers being forced to give most, if not all, ownership to other businesses, which is happening alot in the US, many malls are starting to get close to bankruptcy. Again, not 100% sure, I took accounting not sales.

A: ​Legislation is a group of laws made by a government

A: Legislation is laws, considered collectively as in "Tax legislation" meaning "tax laws".
A law on the other hand is a set of rules in a country regulating the action of members within the country.

A: Legislation is law. More specifically, it's collective law or a group of laws.

Statute is law passed by a legislative body. It's usually exclusive to the organization or institution.



I'm not a social scientist but this is what I know.

A: @stand4u: Laws are the rules of the land. Legislation is a proposed law. Legislation helps to make up the law of the land. An example would be of a judge said "This piece of legislation states......" They would then use that legislation to enforce the law.

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A: There you have it.

A: × We need to submit the legislation to Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism when we want to fly a drone in Japan.
✓ We need to submit the registration to Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism when we want to fly a drone in Japan.

I never flew a drone. Found the word after browsing on 国土交通省HP.

Also, you need to obtain approval of flight plan from them, in addition to registration of the aircraft.

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A: Both are correct but “In 2004, legislation was passed that made it more difficult to reincorporate abroad.” sounds more professional and it flows better!

A: Новое законодательство в целом определило и расширило ответственность производителя за функционирование / производительность / работу продукта.

P.S. функционирование / производительность / работу: Выбрать нужное в зависимости от продукта

A: The biggest thing I hear is that you need to pronounce your i ind find as you do ail in french.