Sentence examples for legislative confusion from inspiring English sources

Michigan is once again moving ahead with the Common Core after some legislative confusion over it.

Why should we embrace the Affordable Care Act, 2,700 pages of mass confusion enacted with legislative legerdemain?

During a lull in an Appropriations subcommittee meeting on Tuesday, Collins and Reed kibbitzed about the President's state of mind, including his evident confusion about basic legislative procedure.

While political scientists and foreign-policy practitioners often criticize the constitutional division of power between the executive and legislative branches for causing excessive confusion, American foreign policy benefits from checks and balances.

The American Chemistry Council said in a statement that it had asked the F.D.A. to take action because of confusion, stirred by state legislative and regulatory actions, about whether baby bottles and cups for toddlers contain BPA.

This entire proposal is based on a schoolboy howler, a confusion of parliament's executive-legislative role and its deliberative one.

Any confusion is the result of vague or unclear legislative language.

Finally, we should refer to the confusion of legal principles with criteria of good legislative practice.

"Obama Cynically Exploits Confusion over Title II, Misses Opportunity to Lead on Legislative Deal".

Ending the confusion over how to travel with instruments has been a legislative priority of the American Federation of Musicians for almost a decade, Ray Hair, the federation's president, said in a statement.

The law has caused considerable confusion because it is a pastiche of provisions, some amended at the last moment and lacking in legislative history.