Sentence examples for both legislative branches from inspiring English sources

Voters of both political parties are understandably angry at members in both legislative branches.

After recess, the legislature needs to craft a tax reform bill that will sail over the governor's veto pen in both legislative branches.

The state has a term limit for its legislature that restricts any one person to a total of twelve cumulative years service between both legislative branches.

Given that one party controls both the executive and legislative branches of government, one might be tempted to think that "renegotiate" may be the wrong word — that "fiat" may more appropriate.

So when one party controls both the executive and legislative branches, it is natural for them to pass everything they can to further their agenda.

When a single party controls both executive and legislative branches, the checks and balances tend not to operate very well, and people start to see the government as an unstoppable juggernaut — precisely the rhetoric we have been hearing.

To say nothing of other sects, this is the case with that of Roman Catholics & Quakers who have always had members in one or both of the Legislative branches.

But it's just the latest episode in the ongoing saga of this state's hapless Dems since they lost both executive and legislative branches back in the 1990's.

18 A 1999 report by the United Nations Development Program and Haiti's Ministry for Planning and Foreign Cooperation noted that foreign assistance to Haiti was down considerably in the late 1990s, and indicated that "the institutional vacuum in both executive and legislative branches made it difficult to approve cooperation in the country".

It is in the perpetuation of myth and deception and spin by both the executive and legislative branches of our government, by both political parties, who seem unable to level with the American people.

But Republicans have more states: recent election victories have left them in control of both the executive and legislative branches of 21, while Democrats control both branches in only 11, and power is divided in the others.