Sentence examples for it a legislative from inspiring English sources

Make it "a legislative proposal that had faltered".

(The Times called it a "legislative Lazarus tale").

And though he called for making it more difficult for dangerous people to buy guns after the Tucson shootings, he never made it a legislative priority.

Earlier this week, Mr. Bush criticized the provision, calling it a "legislative overreach" that would tie his hands if he became president.

In May, the Senate rejected a similar measure, 53 to 47, with at least two or three Republicans saying they were swayed by Governor Bush, who called it a "legislative overreach" that would tie his hands if he became president.

Mr. Bush campaigned hard for the legislation as a boost to American workers during his political travels for the midterm elections, and calling it a legislative priority in the post-election session of Congress.

Nevertheless, creationist activists, led by Paul Ellwanger, a Catholic young-earther, converted it into a legislative proposal and distributed it to legislators.

South Korea's main opposition party insists that the deal be renegotiated to better protect the country's interests; otherwise it will withdraw from the agreement if it gains a legislative majority in elections later this year.

L.J. Reeve, on the other hand, considers it to have had the strength of a public bill; it was a legislative act, and as such legally binding.

It's a legislative priority.

"It's a legislative decision," McNutt said.