The phrase "a bad legislative" is not correct in English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity, as "legislative" typically functions as an adjective and needs a noun to modify.
Example: "The new policy was a bad legislative decision that affected many citizens."
Alternatives: "poor legislation" or "faulty legislative measure".
Bad legislative drafting rendered much of that money inaccessible.
Both arenas move far faster than government -- but they're as equally hamstrung by bad legislative policies.
When you have single issue type zealotry in the legislative process, the word compromise is a bad word and the legislative processes require compromise.
The Republican-led Congress is wallowing toward a garishly spectacular finale: a $284 billion omnibus spending bill, a haphazardly stitched hulk that gives a bad name to the usual legislative metaphors about sausage-making and bauble-laden Christmas trees.
"There's no doubt HAMP is a flawed program, but to simply throw it away would make a bad situation worse," said Chris Vaeth, legislative director for the low-income homeowner advocate Greenlining Institute.
The Bush administration has insisted that having its national security adviser testify publicly before a legislative body would set a bad precedent of blurring the line between the government's executive and legislative branches.
And it's certainly a bad idea to adopt important new legislative policies through the shortcut of a spending bill.
This follows remarks he made yesterday, when he said the party wants to see "substantial changes" to the IP bill — and would prefer to see the legislative timetable extend into 2017 rather than a bad bill being rushed through this year.
This follows remarks he made yesterday, when he said the party wants to see "substantial changes" to the IP bill — and would prefer to see the legislative timetable extend into 2017 rather than a bad bill being rushed through this year.
