Sentence examples for following a legislative from inspiring English sources

The Illinois House voted down the measure 59-54, following a legislative session where Corrections Corp. of America hired an influential state lobbying firm to make its case.

Hill was first accused of mismanagement in late 2012, following a legislative report that said she had not implemented new state education laws.

Nebraska voters have successfully brought the death penalty back to their state after it was abolished following a narrow legislative vote in 2015.

Nebraska voters have successfully brought the death penalty back to their state after it was abolished following a narrow legislative vote in 2015. .

And consistent with the findings regarding Arizona support trumped by support for comprehensive immigration reform, following a simulated legislative battle over immigration Democrats who support it actually improve their overall standing with voters.

Accordingly, a recast WEEE Directive (2012/19/EU) and RoHS Directive (2012/18/EU) were adopted in 2012 following a lengthy legislative process.

The row has been brewing for months following a vote against granting legislative consent that was supported by all but the Conservative members of the Scottish parliament.

Last week, the focus was on the Republican-led Senate, which passed a bill that would grant state judges a raise of 21percentt — a proposal also supported by the governor — and would set up a commission to review future raises for all three branches of government, including the legislative, following a model proposed by Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye.

State schools chiefs sounded off on these topics following a year of major legislative changes in education management across the country.

Stephanie Bloomingdale of the Wisconsin AFL-CIO told The Huffington Post she thought it was "reasonable" to assume that there would be large protests following any legislative action on a right-to-work law.

The shura council is the only body in Egypt with legislative powers, following a decision by the SCC, the country's highest court, in June 2012 to dissolve the first democratically elected parliament.