Sentence examples for individual legislative from inspiring English sources

In fact, overturning Roe simply returns the matter to the states, which in their individual legislative determinations could then be entirely pro-abortion.

Republicans believed that Mr. Bartels should apply the fairness doctrine when looking at a statewide race, however, not individual legislative races where in some districts, like Essex, the Republicans never even fielded a candidate.

"One of the big question marks is still to what degree this administration will or will not be an 800-pound gorilla in this town, and we will have that question answered to a large degree by what happens with individual legislative proposals," said a business lobbyist working with the administration.

The individual legislative districts need their governor.

Most of the individual legislative donations were between $100 and $250.

Petition, written instrument directed to some individual, official, legislative body, or court in order to redress a grievance or to request the granting of a favour.

A foreign public official is defined, under Section 6(4), as " an individual holding legislative, administrative or judicial posts or anyone carrying out a public function for a foreign country or the country's public agencies or an official or agent of a public international organisation".

In the opinion, Judge Silberman, who was appointed by President Ronald Reagan, described the law as part of the fundamental tension between individual liberty and legislative power.

Hopefully even the liberal bloc will see the risks of moving in this area and leave that which should be left to individual choice to legislative deliberation.

"Incumbents can and do use their position to extract money from wealthy individuals who want legislative favors," Mr. Foyle said in an address to the conference.

Yet a cabal of well-financed individuals lacking the legislative power to overturn the act has striven to overrule the will of the people and hatched a plot to kill this statute by whatever means necessary.