Sentence examples for legislation that affect from inspiring English sources

Google has moved more aggressively in recent years to shape legislation that affect its search engine and Internet businesses.

We've asked Mark Kantrowitz, an expert on financial aid and the founder of Finaid.org, to discuss some of the details of the legislation that affect how students pay for college.

With about a dozen in-house lobbyists and more than 100 outside lobbyists that it uses, the company ranks as one of the biggest spenders among corporate lobbyists, and it has moved more aggressively in recent years to shape dozens of pieces of legislation that affect its search engine and Internet businesses.

Apart from the fact that in our parliament today, where the policies and legislation that affect us are debated and defined, less than one in four MPs is female and women make up only a fifth of the membership of the House of Lords.

For Latinos - generalizations notwithstanding - there's an increasing drive to exercise our civic responsibility as we try to change the policies and legislation that affect us most adversely, and technology is empowering us to do so.

It was too early for Sturgeon to say whether she would want to challenge or block the UK's Brexit plan with a legislative consent motion at Holyrood – a mechanism whereby MSPs accept or reject UK legislation that affects the Scottish parliament's power.

"For years, they could 'fix' any legislation that affected them, in a way that no other industry could.

John O. Brennan, the C.I.A. director, released his own statement saying, "Any legislation that affects sovereign immunity should take into account the associated risks to our national security".

Labour MP Tom Watson has lashed out at newspaper publishers and editors by accusing them of "fixing" legislation that affected them and operating "like a mafia".

"But trying to control Whiteclay through legislation that affects the entire state doesn't seem like it would be the right thing to do.

If the chief executives from the Business Roundtable come into our schools and try their hand at teaching our youngsters, I'll be less skeptical about allowing them to drive legislation that affects education in our country.