Sentence examples for legislative domain from inspiring English sources
A case study conducted in the legislative domain has evidenced the advantages of our system.
If we endeavored to appraise them we would be trespassing on the legislative domain.
And it added one more item to a long list of issues--including housing, immigration, the homeless, consumer banking, Third World debt and trade reform--that Schumer now views as part of his own, personal legislative domain.
Parliament's role has gradually grown, in the budgetary domain with the reforms of 1970 and 1975, in the legislative domain with the Single European Act and all the following Treaties, in the first place the Treaty of Maastricht introducing codecision with the Council, which also increased Parliament's role in appointments.
In the literature, three main legislative domains have been described as foundations for the mandated treatment of SUD patients: mental health care acts or social services acts (in combination called civil commitment), and criminal justice acts.
The Treaty of Lisbon constitutes another important extension of both the application of qualified majority voting in the Council (using a new method as of 1 November 2014 — Article 16 TEU) and the application of the codecision procedure (now extended to some 45 new legislative domains).
Firstly, in the legislative field.
73 9) of the German constitution which exclusively assigns legislative competence in this domain to the federal legislator, reflecting the need for a uniform law governing the whole of Germany.
For it must be borne in mind that Congress not only has a legislative power over the public domain, but it also exercises the powers of the proprietor therein.
Because a legal principle exists, according to Dworkin, if the principle follows from the best moral and political interpretation of past judicial and legislative decisions in the relevant domain.
After all, the Constitution is the place where wise statesmen like Washington established a federal judiciary, for example, and a legislative body with a nationwide domain of authority.
