Sentence examples for lawmaking structure from inspiring English sources

Even so, Britain probably will be able to lobby other branches of the European lawmaking structure as efforts get under way this week to create a single version of the bill.

The founders chose that structure not for efficiency reasons (one judge per case would be far more efficient) because they new knew that lawmaking requires multiple sets of eyes and ears.

Unfortunately, he said, the municipal building codes that govern minimum standards for many structures often lag behind "what is happening in the real world," because of the slow pace of lawmaking.

Can lawmaking be any harder than mining?

Legislatures, then, are not simply lawmaking bodies.

This was a lot of lawmaking for Haverstraw.

Mr Lee has put aside lawmaking for public relations.

It shares equal responsibility for lawmaking with the U.S. House of Representatives.

Holmes's term for it was "interstitial lawmaking".

It is an exceptional example of open, bipartisan, sensible lawmaking.

Divided government can sometimes stimulate rather than depress lawmaking.