Sentence examples for lawmakers memory from inspiring English sources

But the White House was not alone late last year in believing that a group called Campaign to Fix the Debt — the biggest and best-financed mobilization of corporate clout in lawmakers' memory, with more than 150 chief executives and $46 million — could create pressure for a bipartisan grand bargain of tax increases and entitlement program reductions to stabilize the federal debt.

No governor in recent memory, lawmakers said, had met with as many of them as Mr. Cuomo has, or reached out to them so often by phone.

With the Legislature moving toward adjournment this week, prospects of weakening the law, known as the California Environmental Quality Act, seem stronger than in recent memory, lawmakers said.

Sheppard is part of one of the more intriguing groups of Western lawmakers in recent memory.

It seems some lawmakers have short memories.

By all accounts, the 2002 legislative session promises to be one of the nastiest in memory, as lawmakers confront the financial crisis caused by the World Trade Center attack.

In memory of Mr. Lautenberg, lawmakers can name a bridge or post office after him.

This is the first time in recent memory that the lawmakers actually stripped the agency of the power to manage an important part of the spectrum.

In America's angriest political landscape in living memory, where bickering lawmakers pursue self interest ahead of the public good and the corridors of power resound to the word "no", one public figure proved this week that he stands alone in his capacity to get things done.

Back in May, the Sunlighters launched their latest social media widget, "Politwoops," which was geared toward keeping deleted tweets from lawmakers from vanishing into the memory hole.

At the same time, lawmakers are haunted by the memory of 1986, when Republican President Ronald Reagan signed into law an amnesty bill that did not turn out to have the teeth needed to curtail unauthorized immigration in the future.