Sentence examples for defensible legislation from inspiring English sources
Bush-era bipartisanship did produce some defensible legislation (No Child Left Behind, for instance).
Yet, as so often with the Berlusconi government, the suspicion remains that possibly defensible legislation was being proposed for indefensible motives.The suspended trial, in which Mr Berlusconi is accused of bribing judges, will now have to be reopened within two months.
"There is no defensible argument against this legislation," said Representative Renee Ellmers (R-NC).
Don't be afraid to vote for some Tory legislation, if it's defensible.
The California Catholic Conference, equally dismayed by the new legislation, at least made a logically defensible argument against it, expressing its belief that in California, access to abortion providers is not a pressing issue.
"By the time the Supreme Court started sustaining most of the New Deal legislation, the character of it had changed, and become much more economically defensible," he said.
In effect, a roving investigation and exposure of past associations and expressions in the political field is upheld because it might lead to some sort of legislation which might be sustained as constitutional, and the entire process is said to become the more defensible rather than the less because of the vagueness of the issues.
And our legislation deems that this must be so because it expects politicians to tell the truth – or at least heightened, defensible versions of it.
Were our actions defensible?
This execution is defensible.
