Sentence examples for legislation reasoning from inspiring English sources
Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly testified at the hearing in support of the legislation, reasoning that the barriers would be a good way to reduce bank robberies in New York, which he said were an ever-increasing burden on police resources.
This recent political display of religiously convoluted rape "reasoning" in legislation is a national shame with deadly consequences for women here and abroad.
Sen. Koehler did not immediately return a call for comment, but co-sponsor Sen. William Haine explained the reasoning behind the legislation to HuffPost Chicago Tuesday.
Writing for the court, Gorsuch explained that judicial reasoning is always backward-looking, while legislation is forward-looking; he cited a thirteenth-century English jurist to establish that the presumption against retroactive legislation is nearly as old as common law, and the retrospective effect of judicial decisions, he said, has been established for almost a thousand years.
Their reasoning ignores both the history of major legislation and the specifics of this health-care effort.
The editorial, Rand wrote, "unfortunately typifies the reasoning behind every piece of anti-discrimination legislation passed over the past few decades.
In a blistering dissent to the US supreme court's landmark decision on Thursday to uphold key subsidies under Barack Obama's healthcare reform legislation, the conservative justice expressed his contempt for his colleagues' legal reasoning.
Senators seemed to be laying traps Thursday to justify their opposition, with one easy line of reasoning being that McConnell seems intent to act on the legislation without a complete score from the Congressional Budget Office.
That reasoning goes that if Congress knew that these protections existed, the legislation would die.
Her reasoning, she said, was in part because her field of scholarship, Chicano studies, was "under attack in [the] legislation".
