Sentence examples for helpful legislation from inspiring English sources

Many told stories of medical problems -- a child with cancer, a kidney transplant -- and paid tribute to Mr. Gore for riding to the rescue with helpful legislation during his 16 years in Congress.

More recently the Senate Judiciary Committee crafted a helpful piece of legislation.

Nevertheless, he said, "It would be helpful to move legislation this week that makes it clear that this law does not give businesses a right to deny services to anyone".

On March 31st he said: "It would be helpful to move legislation this week that makes it clear that this law does not give businesses a right to deny services to anyone".Meanwhile similar laws are in the works elsewhere.

has called such legislation "helpful," while incoming Rep. Chris Stewart (R-Utah) said he would "consider looking at some of the larger magazines" as a response to the Newtown shootings.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Friday that liberal groups targeting moderate Democrats with ads should back off, saying pressure from the left wing of his party won't be helpful to enacting legislation.

As our first class of fellows has has already shown, 21st century veterans are a great asset on Capitol Hill and provide first-hand accounts that are helpful to developing legislation and programs that support our veterans and members of the armed forces and in the development of national security policy.

There was no evidence the intelligence services had broken any laws, but it would be helpful to re-draft the legislation just to clarify things a bit.

"As a regulator, it's always helpful to have clarity in legislation," said Tom Dunn, a spokesman for the Education Department, which had suspended the licensing effort pending the outcome of the legislation.

One helpful factor has been American legislation that requires operators to be able to pinpoint the position of any mobile phone from which an emergency call is made, prompting operators to add positioning technology to their networks and handsets.

(For a very helpful comparative study of relevant legislation see Lewis 2007. See also Griffiths, et al. 2008).