"lawmaking" is a word used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of passing laws. For example: "The lawmaking process can be very complex in some countries."
The government has shown no sign of changing the FNC's toothless mandate to "discuss" legislation into anything like lawmaking.
(Drafting hasn't yet begun, though, and some doubt that anything coherent will emerge).The big difficulty for such projects in advanced democracies is that they have to break into lawmaking systems that often function tolerably well.
She replaces Anna Lindh, who was murdered last month.A new spirit of transparency pervaded EU lawmaking.
Meanwhile, the seemingly delicate business of appearing to be either pro- or anti-business, depending on Washington's mood, is helped by the nature of Delaware lawmaking.
This is an important question not only because of what it means for the future direction of Republicans or of conservatism, but because of the implications for lawmaking.
This has created a power vacuum that the Lords which goes through new laws line by line and claims to sit for longer in each session than the Commons does—has happily filled.The Lords' new status is making life harder for the government and having a big effect on lawmaking.
Corporate scandals tend to prompt bouts of rulemaking by the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) and lawmaking by Congress and there has been no shortage of scandals in recent years.
Illinois also has public-disclosure rules, which are supposed to show up conflicts of interest between those full-time jobs and lawmaking.
The duke upset some fellow members of the House of Lords by agreeing that those with inherited seats should no longer be involved in lawmaking, although he retained his own seat, as did the member who had the duties of the lord great chamberlain.His rebelliousness had its limits.
Nguyen Tan Dung, having been tested by a leadership scuffle within his party, now looks set to finish out his second five-year term as prime minister, which he won two years ago in the lawmaking national assembly's single-candidate vote.
Divided government can sometimes stimulate rather than depress lawmaking.
