Sentence examples for heavy legislative from inspiring English sources

But this is a year of heavy legislative turnover.

"Our Parliament has a very heavy legislative agenda during the winter session," he said Thursday.

For the Carey name not to be chiseled into the granite would require heavy legislative lifting.

The two men developed almost a father-son relationship, with Mr. Bullock doing much of Mr. Bush's heavy legislative lifting.

But the figleaf of the "environmental recovery programme" may give her scope to temporise, and with a heavy legislative schedule she may be tempted to do so.

Lord president of the council, deputy prime minister, and leader of the House of Commons in Clement Attlee's governments, he was highly successful in carrying through a heavy legislative program.

This is where the legislative heavy lifting will take place.

Numerous other aides have deep roots on the Hill.In this section The quiet Americans Helping the needy Sacred, or outdated He's back Swimming with E. coli Counting them in Not by aircraft alone The senator-in-chief ReprintsSo far Mr Obama has been happy to leave much of the legislative heavy lifting to Congress.

The platform does this by working with biotech companies to match development-stage drugs with the needs of patients and their physicians and, specifically, easing the heavy bureaucratic and legislative process involved in providing access to those drugs.

Those issues received heavy scrutiny from a legislative committee considering whether to recommend impeaching Mr. Rowland.

Opening the Commons debate on the Queen's speech, which unveiled a legislative programme heavy on crime and security measures, Mr Howard said its proposals were "all talk" and Mr Blair countered with a series of accusations that the Tory alternatives were "fantasy policies".