Sentence examples for lawmakers definition from inspiring English sources

There are countless oddities in the way Washington works, but few as mystifying as lawmakers' definition of the word "friend".

If political power meant the ability to attract the attention of lawmakers, a definition Miller cited, then surely gays and lesbians had it.

As far back as 1875, British lawmakers crafted a definition of old age as "any age after 50," which was quickly amended to 60 to 65 to accommodate emerging pension plan requirements.

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Timothy Dolan, New York's archbishop, lambasted lawmakers for tampering "with a definition as old as human reason".

The country's constitution allows "reasonable restrictions" on free speech but lawmakers have periodically stretched that definition to ban books, movies and other material about sensitive subjects like sex, politics and religion.

The lawmakers also agreed on a definition of brain death that was acceptable to the vast majority of rabbis (though not the ultra-Orthodox Haredi), as well as local imams, making organ donation kosher to a large segment of the population.

But many of the Arab lawmakers reject Israel's self-definition as a Jewish state.

But the administration said "there is not an existing statutory or regulatory definition" of a lawmaker's official office.

Lawmakers also have to keep the definition of an "exchange" narrow.

But to get everybody, lawmakers would have to tweak the definition of lobbying, to catch anyone who gets money for dealing with lawmakers about anything that is potentially coming up for a vote.