Sentence examples for legislative backdrop from inspiring English sources
"And Dewhurst, I think because he didn't have that legislative backdrop and experience, he was more of a caretaker of the Senate".
Mr Brown also set out his legislative programme, but against the backdrop of a weakening economy.
He also spelled out the separation of powers between the executive, legislative and judicial branches.Against this intellectual backdrop, much of the famous debate that took place in 1787 and 1788, as the states had to ratify the proposed new constitution, was about how indirect America's democracy should be.
The announcement comes as Kansas legislators are gearing up for a legislative session that will play out against the backdrop of a growing split among conservatives and moderates in the state Republican party.
From a changing legislative landscape, to a dramatically evolving cultural and social backdrop, the path of women entrepreneurs is marked by sometimes surprising obstacles and often inspiring triumphs.
Against the backdrop of the ongoing emergency, the NPP won only one seat in the legislative elections of 1996.
Similarly, there is too much minutiae about legislative battles that might have been significant in the moment but are not so significant against the historical backdrop.
A24 Congress is Reconvening The House reconvenes for a critical yearend legislative push, with lawmakers trying to wrap up a series of contentious budget, tax and spending measures against a backdrop of ethics inquiries and differences over Iraq policy.
ALBANY — With a backdrop of chanting from protesters who draped banners from staircases and banged on the doors of the legislative chambers, lawmakers on Wednesday sped toward the passage of a state budget, seeking the first on-time passage in five years.
When Lieberman and his colleagues introduced a number of legislative proposals designed to test the loyalty of Israeli Arabs and restrict their freedom of speech, it was against a backdrop of a society increasingly receptive to the views that underlie such measures.
