Sentence examples similar to legislation for doing from inspiring English sources

Many on Capitol Hill have criticized national reform legislation for similarly doing little to tame costs.

Our legislation provides a much-needed framework for doing so.

The fact that we can't prevent all gun deaths with a single piece of legislation isn't a viable rationalization for doing nothing.

Whether regulating banks, creating a social safety net for our elders, taking care of veterans or passing civil rights legislation, the Democratic Party has been responsible for doing the most good for the most peoples lives, hence being truly "pro-life".

Obama and some intelligence officials have publicly signaled support for creating an adversarial legal process in the court, which now hears only from government lawyers, and aides have suggested the president will create an advocate's position or call for legislation to do so in a speech scheduled for Friday morning at the Justice Department.

He is trying to address climate change by replacing dirty fuels with cleaner sources, jump-start an American clean-energy industry, reduce dependence on foreign oil and attract Republican votes for legislation to do all three.

With the administration's decision to stop short of extending full health insurance benefits or calling for legislation to do so, it remained an open question how significant the presidential announcement would be, Mr. Socarides said.

Also last week, it was announced that Robert E. Rubin, the man who handpicked Summers to replace him as secretary of the Treasury, will take a position as co-chairman of Citigroup, which lobbied heavily for this legislation, as did Goldman Sachs, Rubin's company before joining the Clinton administration.

On Monday night, the Bloomberg administration and the city's teachers' union, the United Federation of Teachers, announced that they would support legislation to do the same for new teachers.

"Do Not Track from our perspective certainly means 'do not collect' — not 'do not advertise back,' " said Jon Leibowitz, the chairman of the F.TC. "If a real Do Not Track option doesn't come to fruition by the end of the year, there will be, I don't want to say a tsunami of support for Do Not Track legislation next Congress, but certainly a lot of support".

Embarrassingly, had it not been for 40 Scottish MPs voting for legislation that does not apply north of the border, the government would have been defeated.When the bill comes back from the Lords, where it is expected to undergo severe mutilation, it will be subject to further attack.