Sentence examples for cause of legislative from inspiring English sources

This means forcing Republicans to actually take to the floor and spend day and night on the filibuster, clearly exposing GOP obstructionism---rather than the Democrats' betrayal---as the cause of legislative inaction.

This system's failure to functionally serve the citizens brings Fukuyama to two other causes of legislative and executive weakness and, as he puts it, institutional decay.

This linguistic victory wasn't the only (or even the most significant) cause of the legislative and societal changes that swept through America in the first two decades of the 20th century.

Harris described the cause of the legislative paralysis: Although most of the committee's members did not want to incur the gun lobby's wrath by approving the bill, neither did they want to be charged with cowardice by their constituents, a majority of whom favored the bills.

"With my own eyes, I've watched in horror and increasing anger as that imbalance in power has become the primary cause of our national legislative paralysis," he wrote in an excerpt from his book The Dean: The Best Seat in the House.

Recent rumblings suggest that mining law reform may be moving from the list of legislative lost causes to reality.

Democrats will have also remain strong when Republicans try and accuse them of causing legislative gridlock.

However, "coal plants are the nation's top source of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, the primary cause of global warming", according to legislative information on the bill.

It is also being influenced by Congressional committee discussions of legislative remedies to prevent a recurrence of the abuses that caused the financial crisis.

After contacting the legislative research offices of each state that passed legislation between 1992 and 2002, we found records of legislative proceedings were available for Florida, Louisiana, Oregon, South Dakota, and Utah.

The interlude of legislative cooperation was brief.