Sentence examples for legislative forays from inspiring English sources
And finding that balance — the optimal relationship with Congress that is at once neither too removed nor too meddlesome — has proved to be a significant challenge for Obama's young administration in other legislative forays leading up to the health care debate.
Except for a brief legislative campaign foray to downstate Illinois and a summer in Iowa before the caucuses, Barack Obama had not had any sustained encounters with ordinary Americans in the heartland.
4 Justice Scalia's foray into legislative history runs into several problems.
Some observers have praised Mrs. Obama's foray into the legislative debate; others have expressed surprise.
My first foray into the legislative arena of digital rights came in 2010, with a proposed e-transactions law, which had some troubling provisions.
Some observers praised Mrs. Obama's foray into the legislative debate, saying the new first lady, who is a Harvard-educated lawyer and a former hospital executive, was eminently qualified to promote the president's policies.
The new push against Internet gambling is Adelson's biggest foray into a legislative debate directly related to his business, and it sets up a test of the influence that a mega-donor can exert when lawmakers know he is willing to spend enormous sums to influence elections.
Rahm points out that the GOP has been invited to participates in the legislative process, but they haven't always come to make positive forays into policymaking.
Of course, a great recent example of legislative interference with speech on campus was the Oklahoma State Legislature's foray into investigating a lecture by evolutionary biologist and noted atheist Richard Dawkins, something for which the legislature has still stalwartly refused to answer.
And future forays into opera?
