Sentence examples for lawmakers back to from inspiring English sources

Security guards entered the fray, holding irate lawmakers back to break up the scuffle.

By then, though, leaders were calling lawmakers back to work; the session was to open at 3 p.m. Tuesday in St . Paul

He should call lawmakers back to Albany immediately to create an independent commission to draw districts properly as he proposed earlier this year.

Mr. Cuomo was expected to call lawmakers back to Albany as soon as this week to take up some of his proposals.

Cruising white Midwestern hamlets in his black bus, Obama tried to justify not calling lawmakers back to D.C. by saying they'd just continue to bicker.

A Texas Supreme Court decision, anticipated in early summer, could bring lawmakers back to Austin to revamp the state's method of financing public schools.

The week ahead will feature a high-stakes lobbying effort by the administration for military action, some of it classified and behind closed doors, even as lawmakers trickle back to Washington from their summer break.

CHICAGO — As Illinois lawmakers head back to work this week, Gov. Pat Quinn is seeking to use the practical advantages of a lame-duck legislative calendar to fix the state's pension systems — the most underfinanced in the nation — in a matter of days.

As Francis headed for New York, lawmakers were back to work in the afternoon, voting in the Senate on a measure to keep the government running past next Wednesday's deadline.

The events led Mr. Perry to call lawmakers back the next day to get the job done in a second special session — and Mr. Patrick promptly issued a statement saying he would immediately use a procedural tactic to force a vote on the measure if Democrats attempted another delay.

I also think the public picked up on Obama's ambivalence — his Churchillian, this-must-not-stand rhetoric, clashed with his "On second thought, I'm going to ask Congress's permission before I make a stand, and I won't call lawmakers back from vacation to do so".