Sentence examples for inside the legislative from inspiring English sources

But while legislators were at work inside the legislative building in Raleigh, the state capital, protests started growing outside.

You think members of Congress inside the legislative chambers will work together and pass appropriate legislation if you can somehow manipulate reality on the outside of the legislative chambers just so.

I'm watching it be undermined … by people who seem unwilling to consider or to listen," said Margaret Toman, who was among hundreds of protesters rallying inside the legislative building this week, demanding that Republicans leave Cooper's authority alone.

A spectacular - and thunderous - firework display lit up the night sky before the Queen and her husband, applauded by the large crowd, went inside the legislative building for a VIP dinner.

"The Committee has debated this issue for several years, and after considering debate and testimony from entities inside the legislative branch and beyond the Committee believes the publishing of CRS reports will not impede CRS's core mission in any impactful way and is in keeping with the Committee's priority of full transparency to the American people," the draft report says.

Inside the legislative package is a measure to limit the governor's authority to withdraw the state from a lawsuit without approval from a legislative committee, a move some say is meant to stop Evers from withdrawing the state from the lawsuit challenging the ACA.

Through my inside relationships in the legislative and regulatory space, Title III is expected to first have a proposal and commenting period within the next couple of months.

When I asked him what he thought of the tax-cut compromise President Obama struck with Congressional Republicans, he said that without inside knowledge of all the legislative wrangling involved, he wouldn't dare criticize it.

That Obama let the "outside game" part of the health-care drama get away from him, so focussed was he on the "inside game" of trying to force the legislative elephant through the Congressional keyhole, can no longer be denied.

The fund-raiser let the newcomers learn the real ropes of Washington: the debating floor is for talk of empowering constituents while nearby restaurants are where lawmakers cozy up to the power of deep-pocketed special interests looking for the inside track on legislative business.

Enough also takes the reader inside perhaps the biggest legislative defeat of the Obama era.