Sentence examples for bold legislative from inspiring English sources

Even so, she has passed over chances as governor to take bold legislative stands on conservative social issues.

What we need is bold legislative action to make industry more responsible for harming the environment, and investments in research for green alternatives to dirtier current technologies.

The reforms involve restructuring economic sectors once deemed politically untouchable and are backed by constitutional amendments and a bold legislative agenda.

Perhaps he believes that bold legislative reforms, such as broadening the tax base, cutting fuel and food subsidies and opening more of the economy up to private capital, can come only after the BJP controls more state governments.

After the Canadian economy had languished for four years, he proposed a bold legislative program in January 1935 that in some respects resembled the New Deal put forth in the United States by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Achieving those bold legislative goals are what's most important right now.

Harper's government enacted an accountability act on June 21, 2006, that established new procedures for the conduct of government business predicated on "fairness, openness, and transparency"; however, the prime minister's boldest legislative move came in November when he introduced a motion in the House of Commons declaring that the Québécois formed a nation "within a united Canada".

That prediction for December 2009 sounds awfully bold, given the legislative warfare that establishing a cap-and trade regime would occasion.

The act is a bold one and represents a legislative recognition of the link between poverty and social disadvantage and characteristics such as race and sex.

WASHINGTON — As if compensating for months of inaction, the Senate kicked into gear around midnight Thursday and kept working early Friday as it shelved another piece of President Obama's economic agenda and, in a bold experiment, tried using traditional legislative give-and-take to move a spending bill for half a dozen cabinet departments.

High on the unexpected presidential victory of Donald Trump and their control of both chambers of Congress, Republican leaders made bold promises of a 2017 legislative blitz.