Sentence examples for in legislatively from inspiring English sources

told Stretch that he preferred a light regulatory touch on industry and then added that dealing with Facebook was "something we hope we don't have to engage in legislatively".

Furthermore, understanding the thicket of political and legal issues we will face in acting legislatively, even in such modest ways as reinstating the ban on assault weapons, I will also move immediately to invoke any and all powers that reside in the executive branch and within the law to take decisive action.

The process of constructing a separate legal existence for Dominicans of Haitian descent began in 2004, when the definition of "in transit" was legislatively reinterpreted from 10 days to a broad definition that includes anyone born to two undocumented migrant parents -- irrespective of how long they have lived in the country.

But they were in contention, legislatively, until the 2010 elections undid the gains that had put them within one vote of parity in the 150-member House.

With the GOP taking over the House of Representatives, there's going to be a major change in direction legislatively.

The twist is that the issue Republicans had feared most in the fall, the war in Iraq, has played out legislatively in their favor for the moment.

We will likely prevail in one to two New England states legislatively in 2015, and as necessary in a major state in 2016 via the initiative process, as we keep bringing a bigger, better and more strategic fight.

The measures, which are similar to one overwhelmingly approved by voters in Missouri this summer and approved legislatively in five other states, would establish that individuals or business cannot be compelled to buy health insurance or pay a tax penalty.

"How does it end if you keep fighting it in the courts?" Gibbs says legislatively, in a way that's "durable".

The entire length of Route 10 was marked as Sign Route 198 in 1934, and this number was adopted legislatively in the 1964 renumbering.

There is bound to be conflict and opposition when minorities pursue their rights, whether legislatively, in the voting booth or in the courts.