Sentence examples for In this legislature from inspiring English sources

"This is the greatest intrusion into state water rights that we've seen in this legislature," said Representative George Miller, a Democrat whose California district includes the cities of Concord and Richmond, east of San Francisco.

"With the express consent of Republicans in this Legislature, many Arizonans will find themselves members of a separate and unequal class under this law because of their sexual orientation.

"This disrespect from lawmakers only drives the anger and frustration of teachers and education supporters, and it's why Oklahomans from every corner of this state have no trust in this legislature," the union's president, Alicia Priest, said in a statement.

There are some obvious fixes, but they take nerve, which is in short supply in this Legislature.

Texas Democrats never had much hope in this Legislature, where Republicans have a huge majority and an unshakeable drive to slash spending without raising taxes or dipping into the state's giant savings account.

"We need a new road map, " says Amin. "Congress is the highest legal body in the country: if this legislature is finished, the whole country is finished".

The spike in Italy's borrowing rates came weeks after the Italian Parliament passed austerity measures — mostly increasing taxes and cutting planned spending increases — which go into effect in 2013-14, afthisthis legislature is out of office.

In November, Mr. Bossi told his supporters that if the government did not come through on a decentralization plan giving more power to regional governments, his party's "interests will lie in shutting down this legislature as quickly as possible".

"In this current legislature, you will also stand up and have a minute's silence for me at the beginning of the plenary meeting," he added.

Mr. Tancredo, a fierce proponent of tightening immigration laws, said: "There was a proposal to allow this in the legislature.

"When you have one-party rule in the legislature, this just is endemic," said Mr. Beatty, who wrote a biography of James Michael Curley, a famously corrupt mayor and governor in the early 1900s.