Sentence examples for current lawmaking from inspiring English sources

Though cautious not to expressly pass judgment on any future or current lawmaking around the subject, the president of the Queen's bench division intimated that ECHR rulings were less binding than is widely perceived.

That will hardly affect the "family values" gamesmanship currently undermining sound lawmaking in the Capitol.

Members of Congress never admit that campaign money affects lawmaking, though backers of campaign finance reform call the current system "corrosive" if not corrupt.

Under the current political system the lower house of Parliament is elected, but its lawmaking powers are curtailed by an upper house, whose members are appointed by the king, who also has wide-ranging powers to pass decrees.

But with voters angry at Congress for the current gridlock, some party leaders favor bringing back earmarks, or "pork," to help grease the lawmaking process.

Implicit in Wydra and Berman's argument is that the current law is a complex web of statutes, written and rewritten over time by different lawmaking bodies that worked hard to create an immigration system that is functioning -- more or less -- the way they envisioned it.

Current Chairman of the Judiciary Committee Lamar Smith has praised Delahunt's work and noted his bipartisan approach to lawmaking.

Can lawmaking be any harder than mining?

Legislatures, then, are not simply lawmaking bodies.

This was a lot of lawmaking for Haverstraw.

Mr Lee has put aside lawmaking for public relations.