Sentence examples for accomplished legislative from inspiring English sources

This week, he is set to sign a marriage equality bill into law in his home state, making him one of the most accomplished legislative leaders on LGBT rights.

"But the lawsuit cannot accomplish legislative change, and the lawsuit is factually and legally baseless".

So why look at the numbers at all? Because, as Legistorm puts it, "Offices with the most staff turnover might also include some of the worst bosses". A bad boss can foster an ineffectual office — one that doesn't truly serve the member's constituents or accomplish legislative goals on behalf of voters.

New York will become one of only two states where marriage equality has been accomplished by legislative action, not judicial fiat.

NEW DELHI It comes as little surprise that India's Lok Sabha, or the lower house of Parliament, has not accomplished any legislative business in the first two days of its 12th session, which started on Thursday.

Frustrated lawmakers are increasingly sounding off at a White House awash in turmoil and struggling to accomplish its legislative goals.

The packed foreign schedule is also coming in a year when the Administration is struggling to accomplish its legislative agenda.

After that, the new president is sworn in and given 100 days to accomplish his legislative agenda, after which everyone will start plotting for 2012.

But the meeting also underscored Mr. Bush's concern, given the messy end of the election and a new Congress that will be narrowly divided along party lines, with being able to accomplish the legislative goals he outlined in his campaign, several Bush advisers said.

Fourth, the Republicans urgently -- for their own good -- need to work with the president and Democrats to accomplish two legislative goals that matter deeply to the GOP.

It appears that we're beginning to bump up against the limits of what we can accomplish through legislative reform and the criminal justice solution.