Sentence examples for is legislative from inspiring English sources
noun
That branch of government which is responsible for making, or having the power to make, a law or laws.
A common feature of environmental legislation is legislative authorization to act on the basis of anticipated harm, making scientific uncertainty an unavoidable aspect of regulatory science.
Mr. Pollack's specialty is legislative affairs.
The real issue is legislative inaction.
There is legislative pragmatism — writing bills that can pass.
The writer is legislative chairman of the Westchester-Putnam chapter of the Working Families Party.
There is legislative support on the drawing board, which the retailers are looking forward to.
Their long-range goal was legislative independence.
There were legislative changes, too.
The hang-up appears to be legislative.
Before that, he was legislative director for Representative Ted Weiss.
"I think there will be legislative action this year," said Mr. Cardin.
