Sentence examples for common legislative from inspiring English sources

After 1419, when the various political elements combined to form a common legislative diet, the Knights and their vassals emerged as the dominant estate.

In both countries, as unions consolidated their organization on independent and sectional lines, collaboration became a means of securing common legislative objectives rather than concerting industrial activity.

Just as House Republicans are charting their own course, the Bush campaign has made a tactical decision that it does not want to march in lock step with the Republican-run Congress, trying to push through a common legislative agenda.

This is why our governments asked the EU to form a common legislative framework on clinical trials, which it did in 2001, being adopted in the UK in 2004.

The discrepancy between the house and the senate drafts of the bill meant members of the two chambers were obliged to reconcile the versions into one document, a common legislative step.

Mr. McConnell on Wednesday sought to play down the friction between himself and the president, issuing a statement in which he insisted that their common legislative priorities were on track.

Long tenure is common in legislative and Congressional offices.

Scenes like this are surprisingly common inside legislative assemblies around the world.

We will work with the Administration over the coming days to give voice to the American public who so strongly support common sense legislative policies that can immediately prevent gun violence, such as universal background checks.

As we honor King's work, we are in urgent need of modern, common sense legislative fixes to realize his vision that every American is treated fairly at the ballot box.

A common-sense legislative solution, H.R. 601, would have ended all of these subsidies for 5 years, saving taxpayers an estimated $40 billion.