| 单词 | sunshine law |
| 释义 | > as lemmassunshine law sunshine law n. U.S. a law requiring certain proceedings of governmental agencies to be open or available to the public.A similar use of sunshine is recorded slightly earlier in sunshine bill. ΘΚΠ society > law > types of laws > [noun] > legal or administrative Ragmanc1400 Statute of Sewers1571 Poynings' Act1613 Poynings' Law1622 Statute of Limitations1641 Act (or Bill) of Indemnity1647 new tables1664 Habeas Corpus Act1705 Judicature Act1782 continuance act1863 stay-law1880 ripper1885 reception statute1931 thirty-year rule1966 sunshine law1968 1967 Panama City (Florida) News 6 Apr. 1/6 For the last decade Sen. James Marion Emory (Red) Cross, Gainesville, has introduced a bill in the Florida Senate which is affectionately called the ‘Government in the Sunshine’ bill, by the Florida press. On Wednesday, Sen. Cross did not disappoint the press and again introduced the ‘sunshine’ bill.] 1968 News Tribune (Fort Pierce, Florida) 7 Mar. 2/4 Obviously the Sunshine law would be meaningless under such a construction. 1977 National Observer (U.S.) 22 Jan. 16/5 We need an all-inclusive ‘sunshine law’ in Washington so that special interests will not retain their exclusive access behind closed doors. 2009 Daily Tel. 19 June 25/7 Openness is enshrined in a federal Act passed in 1966, backed up by state ‘sunshine laws’. < as lemmas |
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