Sentence examples for deliver legislative from inspiring English sources

The committee will deliver legislative recommendations next February.

But it was Rove's failures to deliver legislative victories on major Bush initiatives like Social Security and immigration and to keep the House and the Senate Republican in 2006 that made him just famous and controversial, rather than that plus unstoppable.

Most gay leaders are much more interested in keeping their political access and their careers on track than they are delivering legislative victories.

The country has seen 11 minority administrations in the past century, yet those with strong leaders have managed both to endure and to deliver big legislative changes.Other bits of the former empire offer lessons, too.

From gun control to immigration reform, and from Supreme Court nominees to the minimum wage, the Obama administration found itself during the President's second term increasingly unable to deliver its legislative agenda.

Emanuel has become a liability on the administration because of his media presence and the stories that surround him, but is not delivering the legislative victories which were the primary rationale for his appointment.

The Trump Administration is nearing the six-month mark; Republicans control Congress, and yet they still have not been able to deliver a single major legislative accomplishment.

If he is elected, however, it seems naive to assume that party leaders won't also pressure him to deliver judicial assignments or legislative favors that might benefit the donors they depend upon.

The caucus is rebuffing the governor's request to come to Albany on Monday for an address he wants to deliver to a joint legislative session, and the sides engaged in a war of words on Thursday.

The group's new platform provides atheists and humanists with the resources needed to deliver secular invocations during legislative meetings, including an interactive map identifying local humanists qualified to give an invocation.

Contrary to the impression given by the Guardian headline, there is no proposal for the merging of health and social care – indeed the very first paragraph claims that integration "can be delivered without further legislative change or structural upheaval".