Sentence examples for To legislature from inspiring English sources
noun
A governmental body with the power to make, amend and repeal laws.
A truly stunning shift in power from executive to legislature.
Obviously this change to legislature is open to abuse.
Senate Bill 32 and Assembly Bill 197 also change the way emissions policies are regulated in California, giving more oversight to legislature and less power to a state board that's been accused of having ties to polluters.
(Re "Mexican president on L.A. visit," Aug. 26, and "Peña Nieto speaks to Legislature," Aug. 27) College exams are in English.
Those who oppose the death penalty are free to try to persuade legislatures to abolish the death penalty.
The Boston Town Meeting instructed delegates to the legislature to propose a law prohibiting the purchase of slaves.
Several appealed to the legislature to make marijuana available as quickly as possible.
What began in New Hampshire may well sound like an excellent idea to legislatures in other states.
He said that addressing situations like Mr. Padilla's should be left to legislatures.
They have turned to legislatures and appeals courts to make sure judges keep the money flowing.
Then a series of political revolutions began that led to monarchs ceding the power to tax to legislatures.
