Sentence examples for legislative back from inspiring English sources

This is the route the government has chosen to flesh out the NHS and Social Care Act, but if it was hoping to slip unnoticed through this legislative back door it has had a rude shock.

In return, they provide monetary and political support for politicians' pet projects from recycling to windmills with the understanding that politicians will give them legislative back doors to recover the costs of these programs from customers or taxpayers.

Alexander says the government many need to give this legislative backing.

Without any legal authority or legislative backing, this secretive group prepares a list of prohibited IP addresses, which it forwards to ISPs, and to the British government.

Mr. DiFrancesco did not offer a cost estimate for the plan, and he said he had still not lined up legislative backing for it.

Without the IMF on board, it is doubtful whether Berlin can muster the legislative backing to keep disbursing funds from the €86bn programme agreed last summer.

First, the government, in the person of Home Office minister Vernon Coaker, simply demanded that all UK ISPs "voluntarily" sign up for the system - there is no legislative backing for this at all.

So Mr. Snyder, who insists that no Michigan funds will be needed to build the bridge, has proceeded with plans without legislative backing, suggesting that he does not need it under the type of arrangement he and Canadian authorities will describe on Friday.

MOSCOW — The Kremlin's plan to extend the term of the Russian presidency to six years from four years received final legislative backing on Monday, but speculation over what the change meant for Vladimir V. Putin's future showed no signs of abating.

We're not talking about an everyday policy dispute between left and right that can afford to sit on the legislative back-burner.

President Obama, who announced Saturday that he would seek legislative backing for military action in response to Syria's alleged use of chemical weapons, sought to raise the pressure on Congress as well as U.S. allies, warning that their reputations were at stake.