Sentence examples for few legislatures from inspiring English sources

A few legislatures have considered or passed laws requiring such agreements.

The author then performs a quantitative analysis using two statistical tests and a regression, which show that bipartisan commissions receive some of the most neutral scores on indicators of gerrymandering; performing better than all but a few legislatures.

When it comes to terrible education decisions, few legislatures can hold a candle to the whiz-bang elected wizards of Florida.

These, along with subsequent ratifications from Arkansas and Tennessee raised the issues of how many seceded states had legally valid legislatures; and if there were fewer legislatures than states, if Article V required ratification by three-fourths of the states or three-fourths of the legally valid state legislatures.

In the next few weeks, legislatures in New York and New Jersey are expected to consider moving their primaries to Feb. 5.

There haven't been this few divided legislatures since 1982.Republicans might also take heart from the fact that there will be more elections between now and the time when legislators will draw up new boundaries for congressional districts.

"Now that we are in a few state legislatures, we want to have a much more vibrant and open way of working between the leadership, the lawmakers and our supporters," he said.

Ever-earlier openings across the country have brought complaints from some parents and from resorts that cater to traveling families, and a few state legislatures have acted to return August to the summer holiday.

The code's sponsors voiced confidence that they would be able to persuade dozens of city councils and county boards, and perhaps even a few state legislatures, to agree to hire only agencies that subscribe to the code -- a move that they said would pressure many agencies to sign on.

A few state legislatures began to petition the Congress for direct election of senators.

Every year at least a few state legislatures propose bills to weaken the teaching of evolution in our schools.