Sentence examples for any lawmaking from inspiring English sources

"Whenever any lawmaking is happening, no one thinks about the men".

The term extends, he said, to any "lawmaking body of the state" created by the people, and thus envelops the commission established by Arizonans via the ballot initiative.Justice Anthony Kennedy raised an eyebrow at this claim.

There is no constitutional provision which gives this Court any such lawmaking power.

While it remains to be seen whether or how the report will impact any subsequent lawmaking, it appears that the Copyright Office stands in favor of incremental change.

One election lawyer who works for a Democratic campaign called the Internet "the third rail of election politics" for the F.E.C. "It spooks them," said the lawyer, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, adding, "I think it's more likely that they would overlook it completely so that they don't have to tangle with any Internet lawmaking".

The perceived distinction between politics and expertise is implicit in any delegation of lawmaking authority away from representative political institutions to administrative or "expert" bodies.

Legislative investigative powers, powers of a lawmaking body to conduct investigations.

Can lawmaking be any harder than mining?

In practice however the Roman Catholic Church holds more sway over Manila lawmaking than any Muslim organization in Jakarta.

Focusing on the issue of expense, the court rejected accepting a cost-based standard, arguing that doing so would have required it to engage in judicial lawmaking without any congressional guidance.

Though cautious not to expressly pass judgment on any future or current lawmaking around the subject, the president of the Queen's bench division intimated that ECHR rulings were less binding than is widely perceived.