Sentence examples for lawmaking institutions from inspiring English sources

These term limits were intended to bring fresh new ideas to stale lawmaking institutions.

Many of the coalition's top brass including Mr Barrak and Mr Herbash refused to take part in recent parliamentary elections, so have no access to lawmaking institutions.

Contrary to the "legal origins" scholars׳ assumption, 25 transplants changed the transplanted lawmaking institution and 95 modified at least one of the transplanted lawmaking and adjudication rules.

Here, I illustrate a novel dataset recording the lawmaking institution employed by 155 of these jurisdictions at independence and in 2000 and four discretion-curbing adjudication institutions adopted by 99 of these "transplants" at the same two points in time.

Courts that, in the words of Justice Scalia...appear to have assumed the mantle of a legislative body".This "pageant of empathy" may be appropriate in a lawmaking institution populated by representatives of the people, Judge Feldman implies, but it has no place in court.

The law and the economy are deeply influenced by the legal tradition or origin, which is the bundle of institutions shaping lawmaking and dispute adjudication.

But drawing a line between official institutions of lawmaking and the daily sphere where citizens move about is not so easy.

More generally, the Article suggests that whether legal rules evolve towards efficiency depends on the institutions of lawmaking and legal education.

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The perceived distinction between politics and expertise is implicit in any delegation of lawmaking authority away from representative political institutions to administrative or "expert" bodies.

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.