Sentence examples for going through the legislative process from inspiring English sources
The justice secretary's libel reform bill is going through the legislative process and Clarke, along with the attorney general, Dominic Grieve, has also warned the media to take more care over reporting that could be in contempt of court.
In an open letter, the authors tell David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband they are "deeply concerned" that the bill is going to be killed off after three years going through the legislative process simply because it had become entangled in a political row over the Leveson report on press regulation in the past month.
Minnesota's standards have just been approved by the Minnesota Department of Education and are currently going through the legislative process for formal implementation.
It would have fired a shot across the bow of trial lawyers and special interest groups who want to make laws by judicial fiat instead of by going through the legislative process.
"Recognising a plebiscite would just be a piece of advice from the public... what I think you would need to do is pass a bill which legalised same-sex marriage, to go through the legislative process, and then have a provision in the bill which said it is not going to be law until a majority of Australians have voted in favour of it at a plebiscite".
It went through the legislative process without a hitch and was passed unanimously by AMs in early July 2012.
The proposal also gives the legislature the ability to exempt any additional records from disclosure merely by adopting a new rule by majority vote--without having to go through the legislative process. .
"We don't want this where the process ends up being bad … because it's just going to go through the legislative process and be circumvented all together," state Sen. Kevin deLeon (D-Los Angeles) told the center's board of directors.
