Sentence examples for gauge legislative from inspiring English sources
His use of historical data to gauge legislative intent has become a widespread practice.
After that, she said, the commission will organize of series of public hearings to gauge reaction, and present its findings to Congress, which would then consider legislative changes to give the service more flexibility in its business operations.
In Napa Valley on Wednesday, Villaraigosa spoke at a private lunch of the California Legislative Latino Caucus, which commissioned a poll last month to gauge voter interest in a Latino candidate for Senate.
When Tanden worked as her legislative director, Clinton would call again and again from the Senate floor to gauge the effect that a new amendment would have on a bill.
It may be harder for Democrats to gauge how far Mr. Rowland will bend on the budget this year, because he has been holding far fewer meetings with legislative leaders about the budget than he did in the past.
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One can quibble with the power index that Trende and Byler constructed to gauge the political influence of each party, which consists of five equally weighted parts: Presidential performance, House of Representatives performance, U.S. Senate performance, gubernatorial performance, and state legislative performance.
Legislative redistricting works differently.
