Sentence examples for lawmaking role from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shapiro said the lawmaking role was reserved for Congress under the Constitution and argued the president's action was a violation of the principle of separation of powers.

In a 4-2 decision, the Court of Appeals held that New York City's Board of Health had exceeded its "health" powers when it enacted the Portion Cap Rule, thereby improperly usurping the legislature's lawmaking role, and violating New York's constitutional system of separation of powers.

Ideally, these states would not have parliaments (human lawmaking usurps God's role as lawgiver) and would be hostile to U.S. interests.

Yet, for one part of Britain, not only reform but abolition of the peers' role in lawmaking may come a lot quicker.This revolutionary prospect is a consequence of the government's plans for a Scottish parliament, due to be unveiled in a white paper on July 24th.

Lawmaking is just one role of a U.S. senator.

Deady often drafted the legislation that led to state statutes, thus playing a crucial role in the lawmaking process in the state of Oregon between 1859 and 1872.

It could be given a bigger role in EU lawmaking.Stop the circusReform is also needed in the European Parliament itself.

It was highly unlikely, however, that the deputies would attempt to censure, block, or overturn the government's policies or decisions, as the assembly had, at most, an advisory role, not a lawmaking one.

The European Union lawmaking road is long and curvy, and the Parliament cannot initiate legislation.

When a lawmaking authority does use language to make law, the resulting law is not an assemblage of signs.

Such standards are a very common and a very important part of lawmaking technique.