Sentence examples for lawmaking for from inspiring English sources

This was a lot of lawmaking for Haverstraw.

Mr Lee has put aside lawmaking for public relations.

Digitized and searchable fascimiles of early congressional documents is available at the Century of Lawmaking for a New Nation site.

As Speaker, Reed enacted new rules intended to usher in "a faster gait of lawmaking," for which he was denounced as "the worst tyrant that ever presided over a deliberative body".

By making friends and sharing confidences, these men and women poured their humanity into their lawmaking for the good of our country and its citizens.

The new laws have been uniformly bad for the political independence of state institutions, for the transparency of lawmaking and for the future of human rights in Hungary.

And if the record indicates a penchant for lawmaking from the bench, the nominee should be blocked.

What, for example, does e-democracy (for example, wiki-style public input to lawmaking) mean for Mr Habermas's deliberative model?

In 1524 Charles V created the Council of the Indies (Consejo de Indias) as a lawmaking body for the colonies.

The minimum-wage measures aren't the only pieces of liberal lawmaking vying for the November ballot.

It quickly prompted demonstrations in several cities, as Mr. Berlusconi's opponents denounced what they said was a use of the lawmaking process for personal benefit.