Sentence examples for decisive legislative from inspiring English sources

This potential threat requires strong and decisive legislative action soon to put private sector companies and the U.S. government in a position to share potential cyberthreat information in order to protect our country and the global economy.

When it proved impossible to accomplish decisive legislative changes, straightforward efforts to discharge long-term and medically unwarranted residents were also reduced.

Mr. Bloomberg seemed at times to be speaking directly to the handful of lawmakers, most of them Republican state senators, whose vote will prove decisive this legislative session.

The CRC has been the decisive factor for legislative reform that has contributed to birth registration campaigns in most countries.

Polls had predicted that Hamas would receive about thirty per cent of the vote; instead, it won a decisive majority in the Palestinian Legislative Council.

In her day job, Gillibrand was approaching the decisive moment of the most intense legislative battle of her career: her attempt to end sexual assault in the military.

This year more than most, events outside the legislative chamber could prove more decisive for the government.

Edwin Samuel Montagu, (born Feb. 6, 1879, London, Eng. died Nov. 15, 1924, London), British politician who helped introduce the Government of India Act of 1919, a legislative measure that marked a decisive stage in India's constitutional development.

"Failure to take decisive action and change the UK's legislative position on qat would place the UK at serious risk of becoming a single, regional hub for the illegal onward trafficking [to northern Europe]," she told MPs.

February 6 , 1879London, England November 15 , 1924London, England Edwin Samuel Montagu, (born Feb. 6, 1879, London, Eng. died Nov. 15, 1924, London) British politician who helped introduce the Government of India Act of 1919, a legislative measure that marked a decisive stage in India's constitutional development.

"Failure to take decisive action and change the UK's legislative position on khat would place the UK at a serious risk of becoming a single, regional hub for the illegal onward trafficking," Mrs May said in a statement.