Sentence examples for lawmaking has from inspiring English sources

Two weeks until the end of the 2009 session, lawmaking has shuddered to a maddening standstill.

Organized labor, long regarded by Democrats and Republicans as perhaps the most powerful force in Albany lawmaking, has given him more than $1.4 million.

Post-Roe abortion lawmaking has always been a mess Americans have less abortion restrictions than most industrialised nations with far less public opposition to the process, and that's because of the Supreme Court's original, loose guidelines.

Cory Doctorow, a blogger and author (who gives his books away free on the internet) says "rotten lawmaking" has set market terms that nobody wants including many authors and publishers, who would prefer a more open system.

Republicans say the last five months of lawmaking have been a liberal joy ride and a capitulation to the state's powerful unions.

Thierry Baudet, another leading figure in the no campaign, says he originally wanted a version of the UK's referendum lock, a measure introduced by David Cameron that means any treaties or significant changes to EU lawmaking have to be approved by a popular vote.

After an attempted takeover of the Senate by Republicans last week, Albany's entire lawmaking apparatus has ground to a standstill.

Policy makers have been discussing hukou reform for two decades, but beyond limited experiments in Shanghai, Chongqing, Chengdu and a smattering of second-tier cities, the National People's Congress, China's lawmaking body, has declined to act.

Opposition officials, who were involved in drafting the proposals at an earlier stage of the lawmaking process, have said that they would not support an increase in foreign investment to 49 percent.

"Those who are directly involved in lawmaking bodies have a grave and clear obligation to oppose any law that attacks human life," the guidelines say in an 18-page booklet written by the Vatican Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.

Our Constitution creates roadblocks to speedy lawmaking; we have three competing branches of government.