Sentence examples for legislative fallout from inspiring English sources
Moments that once galvanized the public to demand tougher gun control laws now pass without expectation of legislative fallout.
The immediate financing crisis, others note, does not reflect any legislative rebuke but rather the fallout from the recession, combined with surging unemployment and foreclosures.
It wouldn't come as a shock if New York politicians are starting to sweat -- not from the summer heat, but from worry about the political fallout from the legislative vote to make New York the sixth state, in addition to the District of Columbia, to legalize same-sex marriage.
Democrats have not said how long they plan to keep up their haranguing, but some observers suspect Comey fallout may only dominate legislative politics into the early days of next week.
Trump's odd gambit has been that voters will blame Democrats ― the party that enacted the Affordable Care Act ― rather than Republicans ― who control the legislative and executive branches of government ― for the fallout from his actions.
But the ramifications go far beyond the borders of tiny Taghkanic, a town of about 1,100 people in Columbia County about two and a half hours north of New York City, and the fallout from the legal battle could influence Congressional and legislative races across New York next year.
Wolf views the debt ceiling as the legislative equivalent of a nuclear bomb the U.S. has aimed at itself, but its fallout could spread throughout the global economy.
At the time, America was suffering the material and political fallout of the Civil War, and Congress was paralyzed by a "marathon of parliamentary posturing," as members stymied legislative business.
The governor also distanced himself from the state's fiscal crisis, portraying it as unavoidable and unforeseeable fallout from the terrorist attack in September 2001, rather than a result of the deal last year between himself and legislative leaders to spend the state's reserves and other one-time revenues in order to avert budget cuts before the election.
