Sentence examples for lawmaking will from inspiring English sources

From January, Hartz IV, the deeply unpopular final phase of the commission's lawmaking, will force the rich-but-struggling economy's long-term unemployed to find work or face a new level of (relative) poverty.

Fewer laws and better lawmaking will be the main thrust of our work.

It was not clear how familiar those polled were with the decision, but wise lawmakers will take heed, back off from the trough and focus on lawmaking.

But critics argue this is a wrongheaded, sledgehammer-to-crack a nut approach to lawmaking — which will have the unintended consequence of damaging free expression and access to information online.

It would be a serious mistake if the Shura Council, which itself will relinquish lawmaking responsibilities once the lower house is elected, overplayed its hand and enacted laws that provoked the opposition even more.

Bayh's campaign denied that the former senator's corporate record will influence his lawmaking. .

(news article, Feb. 3): While it may appear utilitarian and even laudable for the administration to extend a hand to induce Republicans to engage in cogent lawmaking, all indications are that the minority will adhere to its policy of obstructionism.

Investors in shares and bonds preferred to adopt a wait-and-see approach ahead of the Italian referendum, which supporters hope will simplify the country's lawmaking system by reducing the authority of one of its parliamentary chambers.

"But the lawmaking there is terribly warped, so I'll respond on the merits".

Testing will continue until June next year, with the lawmaking International Football Association Board considering it the following month, ready for the August kick-off of the 2012-13 season.

The decision by France and Germany is a particular setback to Cameron, who said in his long-awaited speech on the EU in January that nothing should be off the table in the review, which will examine every area of EU lawmaking.