Sentence examples for array of legislation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brown said that he expected Republicans and more conservative Democrats to join an array of legislation related to alternative energy, trade, jobs and tax policy.

But congressional opponents of any dealing with Iran have proposed an array of legislation this year to make it more difficult for the United States to meet its obligations.

Kennedy's imprint is left on a broad array of legislation, from civil rights in the mid-1960s to women's rights, voting rights, health and education; he altered the lives of people with disabilities, people with Aids, working people whose families were sick.

Since the Depression, the courts have used this to affirm a wide array of legislation affecting agriculture, civil rights, housing, and more -- though the Supreme Court has ruled that it cannot be extended to the regulation of purely local matters, like the possession of guns near schools, or domestic violence.

Chris Koch, the president of the World Shipping Council, says there is an "array" of legislation in force regarding the construction of containers - each one costing £2,927 $$5,000, 3,671 euros) - and how they are stacked aboard container ships.

Over the past three decades, an array of legislation with attendant regulations has been implemented to enhance the quality of the environment and thereby improve the public's health.

Johnson produced the array of Great Society legislation he had campaigned on in 1964.

The march supported an array of gun legislation, notably registration for all handguns and licensing of all handgun owners.

Yet the sheer array of such legislation is a testament to the sway that lobbyists can have as the session ends, when dozens of bills pour through legislative channels to the floor of the Assembly and Senate, sometimes with little debate.

If other countries follow this approach, says a policy wonk at a big Western firm, companies like his would have to contend with a bewildering array of national legislation.

Despite a whole array of repressive legislation, it did not destroy the institutions upon which free speech is based.