Sentence examples for a subsequent legislative from inspiring English sources
I find strong statistical evidence supporting my argument; the ruling elite's aggressive expansion in the District Councils, the lowest elected tier, aims to drive out the opposition elites, who, by occupying a District Council seat, are able to increase their vote share of that constituency by 4 5 percentage points in a subsequent legislative election.
The key principles that have served to provide a framework for subsequent legislative and scientific efforts in guiding animal use in laboratory research were first published by Russell and Burch (1959).
With subsequent legislative events, the Court's findings created a watershed between previous assisted-dying advocacy typified by Oregon's Death with Dignity Act and the new era, in which patient choice becomes integral to the scope of medical practice at the end of life.
The issues that mattered to him then have dominated his subsequent legislative career, and it is his brief career as a lawyer, more than his record as a protester, that could suggest what kind of President he would make.
Mr. Baucus's bill would create a Medicare commission, with power to make cutbacks in the program, unless blocked by subsequent legislative action.
The opposition could then run in subsequent legislative elections.
His subsequent legislative work to 565 is known as the Novels (Novellae Constitutiones Post Codicem).
But the opposition should not boycott the vote or subsequent legislative elections.
And they point to the religious exemption in the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and subsequent legislative and Supreme Court decisions to back this assertion.
In subsequent legislative maneuvering (and despite Senator Grassley's efforts), this provision was unfortunately omitted, as it might have avoided the uncertainly on this point.
That Supreme Court ruling along with subsequent legislative lobbying efforts by various chain businesses led to the federal repeal of the Miller-Tydings Act of 1937 on January 1 , 1976
