Sentence examples for a legislative alert from inspiring English sources

The group sent out a legislative alert to its members, who besieged legislators.

The site, www.hemmings.com, lists more than 9,000 car clubs, has a price checker, classified advertisements and a legislative alert along with appropriate lobbying groups.

In a legislative alert on its Web site, the N.R.A. asked members to "please express your support for this critically important self-defense legislation" and for "N.R.A.-recommended amendments to these bills in order to make the final product a stronger law".

For example, the Eagle Forum, which is an interest group started by the conservative anti-feminist Phyllis Shafley, released a legislative alert in response to the New York Times story, "Whites Account for Under Half of Births in U.S".

"Legislative Alerts" allows visitors to stay on top of health care bills that affect cancer patients, like the Patients' Bill of Rights.

Americans for the Arts, a 40-year-old national nonprofit organization that advocates for the arts in America through legislative alerts, newsletters and other activities, named Ms. Langsam the winner of its 2003 Michael Newton Award.

Anticipating next week's face-off, business groups like the United States Chamber of Commerce and labor groups like the A.F.L.-C.I.O. have sent out legislative alerts urging their members to flood Congress with letters, e-mail messages and telephone calls.

Seminar titles include legislative alerts and updates; the board and how it functions; how to deal effectively with your union and building employees; insurance -- where costs are going and how to gain control; how safe is your building?; environmental concerns; and how to pick a managing agent.

The first credit union in North America was organized in 1900 at Lévis, Quebec, by Alphonse Desjardins, a legislative reporter whose work had alerted him to the hardships caused by usury.

But the Defense Ministry told a legislative committee on Monday that while security forces had been put on a higher alert, that did not involve any extra personnel and so did not affect voting.

It's a legislative priority.