Sentence examples for legislative advice from inspiring English sources
On the opening day of the Albany session, the governor pushed through gun control legislation without significant legislative advice or debate, and before the bill was carefully vetted — an insular approach that is becoming a hallmark of policy development in the Cuomo administration.
During 1895 99 Blake headed a "committee on legislative advice" within NAWSA until Anthony abolished it.
They worked together for six years at the law firm Beachcroft, where he dispensed political and legislative advice to clients.
They don't believe such moves are appropriate this close to the arrival of a new administration and without legislative advice and consent.
The law firm Pillsbury Winthrop earned an estimated $135,000 in 2015 for providing "general public policy and legislative advice" to the Embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Ambassador to the U.S. Adel Al-Jubeir.
(Incidentally, Brown has been known to ask his physician for legislative advice).
The Pensions Advisory Service says it has received many calls from customers in your position, even when there is no regulatory or legislative requirement for advice.
After the election he became a deputy to Rahm Emanuel, the first White House chief of staff, and the president began relying on him for legislative strategy, political advice and football talk.
But if the judge dies earlier in the spring and the Senate is simply unwilling to consider the president's nominees before the summer, that doesn't give the president the right to circumvent the legislative branch's advice and consent role.
In a statement to the Bali Process ministerial meeting last week, Nauru's justice minister, David Adeang, defended the detention and processing system in place: "We consider [the refugee determination system] to be world-class, incorporating all the elements which are recommended by UNHCR, including a sound legislative base, legal advice for asylum seekers, and merits and judicial review steps".
It is charged with providing the executive and legislative branches with scientific advice, and its reports have informed court decisions.
