Sentence examples for compared to the legislative from inspiring English sources

There is no doubt that the executive branch has far too great powers compared to the legislative and judicial authorities.

Giving speeches and convincing folks a politician is the lesser of two evils during an election is (relatively) easy compared to the legislative process, which is rife with compromises and let-downs that often disillusion supporters.

In 2009 the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) conducted a survey on state legislative staff and found that African Americans and Hispanics each make up less than five percent of legislative staff compared to the national population of 13percentand15percentcent.

Compared to the $500,000 spent on an average legislative campaign these days in California, my brother's budget was only $20,000.

The legislative analyst says the state "would have below average income levels compared to the rest of the country". That means less tax revenue.

Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, a heart surgeon from Tennessee, used a model and a pointer to demonstrate how the legislative journey compares to the human digestive system -- starting at the mouth, or introduction of legislation, and ending at the other end -- where everything comes out.

Student plans generally demonstrated a wider range of possibilities as compared to legislative plans.

How do the bills compare to previous legislative efforts?

My results suggest that, compared to other retention methods, judges facing gubernatorial or legislative reappointment are more likely to vote for litigants from the other government branches.

These questions are yet another reason why the bargaining rights discussion should be elevated, by placing greater focus on congressional politics and legislative process as compared to traditional workplace relations and street rallying tactics.

Thus, institutionally inclusive multi-sector legislative structures will be more effective at maximizing the social benefits of bioenergy compared to institutionally exclusive, single-sector structures.