Sentence examples for foremost legislative from inspiring English sources
President Reagan signed the tax bill and considered it one of his foremost legislative accomplishments.
Mr. Stern, 59, is stepping down after his union helped elect President Obama and push through what has long been his foremost legislative goal, a health care overhaul that greatly expands coverage.
It is probably a symptom of our time that people expect to outsource the hard work of fixing the country to the men and women they elect to represent their interests in the country's foremost legislative body, but it's not a creed we have always followed.
A month before Yadav's discovery, the National Green Tribunal, India's foremost environmental legislative body, banned the removal of sand from riverbeds without clearance from the Environment Ministry.
Perhaps foremost among the legislative documents is the Re-Afforestation Act 1992.
First and foremost of these is the legislative power.
Firstly, in the legislative field.
"The legislative branch, the House first and foremost, is providing the policy," said Rep. Tom Cole (R-Okla)., who noted that the White House lacks "a big policy shop" and that Price and some key principals just recently got in place.
Deputy Assistant U.S. Secretary of State for Legislative Affairs and a top aide to Secretaries of State Madeleine Albright and Warren Christopher, Meg, a native of Long Island, NY, had a distinguished 25 year career as one of Washington's foremost experts in international human rights and legislative affairs.
In legislative circles, he is among the foremost authorities on the issue.
This class of people controls and distorts our legislative process such that their personal and business interests come first and foremost, while the interests of ordinary Americans are obfuscated and neglected.
