Sentence examples for legislative decision making from inspiring English sources

Our study of workplace smoking legislation relied on a case study approach that reviewed the testimony and floor debates in the legislative decision making process regarding workplace smoking restrictions in multiple states, each of which constitutes a case.

That said, a useful expansion of this research would investigate the role of other factors that vary across states and appear to influence legislative decision making, including the level of lobbying, extent of campaign contributions made by industry, and the role of affected constituencies within the state (e.g. tobacco growers, cigarette manufacturers).

For example, legislative decision making can influence regulatory action through actions such as oversight and budgeting, but regulatory agencies do not have similar powers over the legislature.

Opponents view the courts as a needed backstop against legislative decisions made for political rather than sound policy reasons, and they say the amendment would shift the burden of paying for public schools from the state to local taxpayers.

This weekend they put before the Synod a proposal to compromise on the ordination of women bishops; and they have announced that they will ask the Church of England to move under a global authority being created through new legislative and decision making bodies.

In particular, Williams (1998, 8) identifies three different dimensions of political life that representatives must "mediate:" the dynamics of legislative decision-making, the nature of legislator-constituent relations, and the basis for aggregating citizens into representable constituencies.

Physiotherapy legislative, accreditation and registration requirements were considered in addition to anti-discrimination legislation and the four ethical principles of decision making.

For example, drawing on the experiences of American women trying to gain equal citizenship, Williams argues that historically disadvantaged groups need a "voice" in legislative decision-making.

In his opinion, members of a democratic society should be involved in legislative decision-making.

Legislative bodies, never mind wider publics, are also unable to scrutinize or hold to account decision making where there is a monopoly of technocratic elites in policy making [85].

There is a growing call on the legislative, regulatory, and policy front for more active use of Shared Decision Making [ 10- 14].