Sentence examples for legislative group from inspiring English sources

Ms. Harjo, a Cheyenne and Muscogee Indian, is president of the Morning Star Institute, an American Indian legislative group based in Washington.

But the legislative group is 100 members short of a majority, and South Korea's president, Roh Moo Hyun, is expected to prevail with his plan to send the troops to northern Iraq's Kurdish areas.

The report for the legislative group, the Program Review and Investigations Committee, said that in some of the cases examined, "tragic things happened that but for a different set of circumstances might not have".

McKeon, a California Republican, is chairman of the House armed services committee and co-chairman of a legislative group he founded, the Congressional Unmanned Systems Caucus, which supports expansion of the industry.

The result was that much of the activity of the APA Council of Representatives, the legislative group with ultimate authority in the APA governance, turned away from substantive matters into an odd system of fawning over one another.

Also weighing in with support are conservatives, including Grover Norquist, representatives of the legislative group ALEC, and former National Rifle Association President David Keene -- no fan of the Civil Rights Division's work.

State legislative groups are able to raise more money than ever before".

VL It's a combination of the electricity supply not always being as constant, and the inability of some legislative groups to allow things like Cleantech, and alternative electrical sources or solar, to give people constant access to being able to power these things.

This work is of critical importance to legislative groups in the European Union for evaluating the life-cycle impact of electric and hybrid vehicle batteries on the environment and for establishing new legislations in context with waste handling of electric and hybrid vehicles and sustain new innovations in the field of sustainable portable energy.

[inaudible] It was a really concentrated effort of advocacy and trying to mobilize the citizenship to divest and persuade their legislative groups.

"There is no supportable data saying cellphones contribute to accidents," insisted Mr. Carrellas of the National Motorists Association, who said state lawmakers should wait until a legislative study group on distractions reported its findings.