Sentence examples for become lawmakers from inspiring English sources

Once the session starts next week and the politics of the speaker's race ends, the politicos become lawmakers.

The shock comes from the attachment of things to numbers — the moment when the boring, dry math of the budget is translated into the programs and services provided by the state, when campaigners become lawmakers.

It's that the path for women to become lawmakers isn't well paved — and there are some pretty big roadblocks in the way that men don't have to deal with.

Because we are a democratic socialist party, committed to a parliamentary road to power, it is vital, essential, irreplaceable, that the leader of this party has substantial – at least substantial, if not majority – support from those who go to the country and seek election to become lawmakers, the way chosen by the people who established the Labour party.

What the internet makes possible is what I've raised, and that is, I want to empower the American people to become lawmakers.

And now with the technology of the internet I have the ability to ask Americans "Do you want to be empowered to become lawmakers?" Because I've written a law called the "National Initiative".

As robots become mainstream, lawmakers will have to grapple with how to govern machines and hold software accountable.

But nearly every time there are rumblings that one town could merge with another, or two fire districts could become one, lawmakers run into the same refrain: not my town.

We argue that international judges are more likely to become expansionist lawmakers where they are supported by substate interlocutors and compliance constituencies, including government officials, advocacy networks, national judges, and administrative agencies.

You have to wonder how sophisticated front-seat infotainment systems have to become before lawmakers realize that there's little distinction between the active temptations of the touch screen and the passive distraction of a TV set.

Before it can become law, lawmakers must draft and file a final version of the spending bill -- expected to occur within days -- and the House and Senate must approve it and send it to Bush.