Sentence examples for completed legislative from inspiring English sources

The just completed legislative session included three bills put forward by legislators to address Colorado's teacher shortage, including a bipartisan bill on loan forgiveness that would compensate teachers for their service in rural areas upon completion of a preparation program.

TWO Central American countries have just completed legislative elections, with very different results for their respective governments.

Once the two Senate bills are combined, the completed legislative language will let the Congressional Budget Office develop a more precise cost estimate of the legislation.

The recently completed legislative session in Annapolis saw more discussion over nutrients that make their way into the bay.

Democrats harbored years of pent-up desires when they captured full control of the Capitol last November, and their recently completed legislative session was like their Valhalla beneath Denver's gold dome.

TRENTON, May 26 The State Assembly completed today legislative approval of casino gambling in Atlantic City, opening the way to the first legal gaming casinos in the East before the end of the year.

No formal coursing has taken place in Northern Ireland since 2002, as Ministers have refused the coursing clubs permission to net hares, and have protected them from being coursed or hunted under the Game Preservation (Northern Ireland) Act and in June 2010 the Northern Ireland Assembly voted to ban the practise however the measure has not yet completed its legislative passage.

But we've just got to clean up the complete legislative act.

The Commission has long argued for more complete legislative protection for fundamental freedoms and, in this regard, welcomes recent proposals to strengthen freedom of speech.

This is apparent, since the contention then would proceed upon the assumption that it is within the competency of judicial authority to control legislative action as to subjects over which there is complete legislative authority, on the theory that there was no necessity calling for the exertion of legislative power.

The main characteristics of dominion status were complete legislative authority as provided in the Statute of Westminster (1931) and, in the executive sphere, the right of dominion ministers to direct access to the sovereign (previously advice on dominion matters could be tendered only by United Kingdom ministers).