Sentence examples for legislative analysis of from inspiring English sources

In construction jobs, an estimated one in five workers experiences wage theft, according to a legislative analysis of the Senate bill.

Legislative analysis of Tim Draper's Six Californias Plan.

Similarly, a legislative analysis of the bill cautioned that it could get challenged on equal protection grounds, and that it would be difficult to defend, requiring the state to prove a compelling government interest in such a quota system for a private corporation.

"Who holds on to paper receipts anymore?" The paper that receipts are printed on is generally too thin to be made from recycled material, according to a legislative analysis of the bill.

According to a legislative analysis of his bill, Senate Bill 938, a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department reserve deputy included his son, a convicted criminal, on the list of blocked names.

About 7,000 prisoners already serving time for such crimes would be allowed to petition courts for reduced sentences, including release, according to a legislative analysis of 2013 data.

Patricia Smith, director of legislative analysis for the American Council on Education, an association of 1,500 colleges and universities and higher education groups, said she did not think Congress meant that all students should be tested.

According to a legislative analysis, the cost of the proposed healthcare system would be $400 billion annually.

Fifty-two yeago ago, the federal government took action to limit what a California legislative analysis noted was decades of state and local rules, "a hodgepodge of time observances, and no agreement about when to change clocks". The 1966 law said a state could stay on standard time — and Arizona and Hawaii selected that option — but didn't give permission to have daylight saving time year-round.

Through a deft mix of legislative analysis, interviews, and participant observation, Curry shows how congresspersons lacking the time and resources to study bills deeply themselves are forced to rely on information and cues from their leadership.

The lawmakers said that Mr. Vickrey had ignored a legislative analysis in 2004 that warned of the project's lack of planning and oversight.