Sentence examples for lawmaking of from inspiring English sources

The party's MEPs shunned the day-to-day lawmaking of the parliament and its committees.

The deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, is pressing ahead with his mission to roll back what he terms the "obsessive lawmaking" of the New Labour years.

He also defended his colleagues' right to weigh in on important legislation, saying that it was preferable to the top-down lawmaking of years past.

But he ceded the details of lawmaking to Congress, where leaders of his own party did not fully step up to the moment and Republicans stood in stonewall opposition.

Part of it, of course, was owed to the Democratic Party's complete control of the lawmaking branches of government.

PROFILE of Helen Suzman, 69, who since 1953 has been a member of the all-white House of Assembly, the main lawmaking body of the Republic of South Africa.

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, April 20 , 1987P. 50 PROFILE of Helen Suzman, 69, who since 1953 has been a member of the all-white House of Assembly, the main lawmaking body of the Republic of South Africa.

This was a lot of lawmaking for Haverstraw.

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Permitting Congress to delegate its Article I power in this way would be dangerous not only to our constitutional structure, but also to businesses that will face the chilling prospect of a for-profit market competitor endowed with the sovereign lawmaking authority of the United States and a mandate to regulate other companies in the same industry for its own commercial benefit.

There was no policy pitch, except for a moment to hymn the value of lawmaking experience and warn of the danger of appointing as president another untried freshman senator – a swipe at Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and Rand Paul.