Sentence examples for example of legislative from inspiring English sources

As an example of legislative cunning, the bill is a machiavellian masterpiece.

Moreover, in a rare example of legislative foresight, politicians in many countries have anticipated the problem.

WASHINGTON — The debt ceiling debate may seem to be taking forever, but as an example of legislative dysfunction it is difficult to beat the repeated failure of Congress to manage the affairs of the Federal Aviation Administration.

The measures "are just the most recent example of legislative stupidity" applied to culture, said Sofia Bosco, the director of the Rome office of the National Trust of Italy, which supported Friday's protest.

Despite AG Suthers' tantrum, lawmakers' rejection of the bill was not an example of legislative impotence.

The bill is the latest example of legislative harassment in the Lone Star State and one thing that sets it apart is its transmisogyny.

After initial development and testing, we applied this model to two general scenarios involving small decreases in blood pressure and total cholesterol concentration and to two specific examples of legislative interventions to reduce the dietary intakes of salt and trans fats.

Burger's argument in that opinion was the same argument that has been used to uphold the constitutionality of Sunday blue laws: that sponsoring a crèche is an example of a legitimate exercise of legislative power that just happens to coincide with the practices of a particular religion.

The inability to revise the laws considerably has been seen as an example of the legislative gridlock for which the capital is known, and deals have seemed close in the past, only to disintegrate.

One of the bill's supporters - an environmental leader for whom I have great respect - has praised it as a splendid example of the legislative process at its best, delicately balancing the interests of the many diverse constituencies it would affect.

A model of legislative efficiency.