Sentence examples for legislative death from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers love to take things to the brink of legislative death and then revive them.

If popular, his party's legislative death cult may have to be extended to cover, say, people jailed for attempted suicide, for blasphemy and for witchcraft.

Another result of the pardons was a series of legislative death penalty reforms that Ryan's successor Rod Blagojevich vetoed.

This is going to be tragic for millions of people, but Democrats likely won't have the votes to pass anything (especially anything which smacks of "spending" to the Republicans), so the issue will likely die a quiet legislative death.

Most legislative deaths are undramatic.

A few months after Manchin unveiled his take on legislative-death-by-firing-squad, a gunman in Tucson killed six people and wounded thirteen others, including Representative Gabrielle Giffords.

A legislative right to death, if sanctioned by the state, doesn't just mean freedom to kill yourself, it imposes a duty on the state to provides the means to do so, she says.

· On April 21 , 2009 President Barack Obama signed the Serve America Act, a bipartisan effort by Republican Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah and Democrat Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts (his last major legislative effort before his death).

A legislative study of deaths among residents of group homes run by the State Department of Mental Retardation concludes that some died needlessly as a result of either staff error or neglect.

Part of the shock this may cause is due to the fact that Obama really hasn't had such a "death match" legislative struggle since the Grand Bargain failed.

The legislative experience of brain death and organ transplantation in Japan shows that an important issue in policy development on medical futility would be how to include the role of family.