Sentence examples for finish legislative from inspiring English sources

Although MEPs do their utmost to finish legislative procedures before the current parliamentary term ends, inevitably some legislation will remain pending before the May 2014 elections.

Iraq is a focus of attention as lawmakers have scheduled five weeks to finish legislative business before departing to campaign for the Nov. 5 elections, although virtually no one expects that Oct. 4 deadline to be met.

The last several days were spent working together with the Senate and the king, when the final versions were agreed upon and decisions made; the finished legislative product had to have the consent of all three legislating estates of the realm, the Sejm, the Senate, and the monarch.

Republicans didn't even have finished legislative text until Friday night, hours before the vote, and Democrats slammed their GOP colleagues for rushing through a bill that was cobbled together with handwritten changes and crossed-out pages at the last minute.

Next month, the Senate will hold a lame duck session to finish their legislative business for the year.

The vote occurred as Congress moved to finish its legislative business quickly and adjourn this week to allow lawmakers to head home to campaign before the elections on Nov. 2.

He said he hopes to see the three cities placed in the same district when the California Citizens Redistricting Commission finishes redrawing legislative boundaries in August.

The conference committee will begin meeting immediately and is expected to take at least two weeks to finish its work, legislative aides said.

Opponents of same-sex marriages want state lawmakers, who are a few weeks from finishing their annual legislative session, to begin the process now.

Ford, as well as General Motors and Chrysler, is hoping that funding for the program can be completed before Congress finishes its abbreviated legislative session this month.

The right-wing Nationalist Republican Alliance, known as ARENA, finished first in legislative elections last year, but its candidate, supermarket mogul Carlos Calleja, was running second on Sunday night, with 31.6percentt.