Sentence examples for creation of a legislative from inspiring English sources

In 1894 she joined the campaign for improved married women's property rights legislation, and the following year she successfully urged the creation of a legislative committee by the District of Columbia Federation of Women's Clubs.

Mr. Karzai said he would support the creation of a legislative branch that has lawmaking powers and an independent judiciary capable of imposing criminal sanctions and resolving civil disputes.

Were it not for Fast Track's creation of a legislative luge run through Congress for NAFTA, the deal would not have been implemented.

Over 120 people have been killed since anti-government protests began in April, driven by outrage over shortages of food and medicine and Maduro's creation of a legislative superbody that governments around the world say is dictatorial.

Mr. Bush proposed the creation of a bipartisan legislative commission that would comb spending bills for pork barrel projects, combine them into one list and require Congress to vote on the entire package.

The harmonization of regulations and procedures is facilitated through the creation of an overarching legislative and legal system that trumps national laws and rules and also ensures that economic actors will face the same treatment throughout the region.

The 1995 constitution also provided for the creation of an upper legislative chamber, but it was not established by the target completion date in 1999; a proposal to cancel plans for the creation of such a chamber was passed by the National Assembly in 2001.

One important aspect of creating an environment within which children's rights will be realised is the creation of an appropriate legislative framework which enshrines their rights.

The 2010 elections won't rest on the creation of a coherent Republican legislative agenda.

It issued five decrees, including the dissolution of parliament and the creation of a constitution transferring legislative power to the military council.

The creation of the legislative council elicited a strong reaction from the Egyptian government, which in October 1951 unilaterally abrogated a previous treaty and proclaimed Egyptian rule over the Sudan.