Sentence examples for formulating legislative from inspiring English sources

A senior aide to Mr. Cuomo said that the attorney general's office was formulating legislative changes to help fix some of the problems, including creating a central registry of home health aides.

"Congress does not have the power to inhibit, confine or control the process through which the president formulates the legislative measures he proposes or the administrative actions he orders," Solicitor General Theodore B. Olson's brief asserts.

Saddled with a shortened term, Morehead was not able to formulate a significant legislative agenda, and stuck to the politically safe issue of internal improvements during his term.

For the former he drew largely upon those who had been associated with him in his campaign, a group first known as the "Brain Trust" and later as the "Council of Ten".Whatever may have been the President's legislative programme, formulated between his nomination and inauguration, the programme actually pursued seems to have derived largely from the events of the emergency.

Legislative criteria formulated in relation to EPAS require physicians to assess whether unbearable suffering is present [ 6].

Step 3: Formulate legislation.

"We're formulating a plan".

The executive has been working on formulating its response to what its expert group suggested should be referred to as 'disinformation' (i.e. rather than the politicized 'fake news' moniker) for more than a year now — after the European parliament adopted a Resolution, in June 2017, calling on it to examine the issue and look at existing laws and possible legislative interventions.

I remember formulating my story.

The budgetary process is the means by which the executive and legislative branches together formulate a coherent set of taxing and spending proposals.

In adopting the guidelines of Universal Education Program that had been developed by the colonial administration 6 years before independence, a detailed plan was formulated and tabled in the legislative assembly in 1952 and approved unanimously.