Sentence examples for enter legislative from inspiring English sources

In a further indication that the bill could receive a rough ride, Lord Bassam, Labour's chief whip in the Lords will abandon the normal convention that holders of his office do not enter legislative debates, when he delivers a highly personal speech invoking his childhood experience of being brought up on a council estate in Essex.

He was also involuntarily committed for a mental health evaluation and prohibited from entering legislative buildings.

"The Americans and the Europeans say to Hamas: either you have weapons or you enter the legislative council.

On June 4 the Conservatives topped the poll in the European Parliament elections, and Cameron had the Conservatives enter the legislative body as members of the European Conservatives and Reformists Group.

In 1880 Deakin entered the legislative assembly in Victoria, where he served for the next 20 years.

Mercier entered the legislative assembly of Quebec in 1879 and was made solicitor general, succeeding to the leadership of the Quebec Liberal Party in 1883.

In early 2005, Joseph Helble, a chemical engineer, entered the legislative fast lane.

Upon entering the legislative, they attempt to make parliamentary government so dysfunctional, so despised, that they would then be able to promote themselves as the sword that would cut through the Gordian Knot of a political chaos they helped create.

He also refused to enter talks with legislative leaders, saying he had finished his job when he unveiled his budget.

The governor has so far refused to enter negotiations with legislative leaders, saying he finished his task when he drafted his budget.

The stripped-down budget was intended to hobble the administration and compel the governor to enter negotiations with legislative leaders over additional money for schools and other programs.