Sentence examples for legislative ideas from inspiring English sources

"We've said before we are open to legislative ideas," she said.

A group of Tory MPs have drafted a mix of legislative ideas in an attempt to answer that question.

Obviously, a lot of legislative ideas deserve a swift death, and there is serious work that requires skilled staff members.

Mr. Boehner has also more than once appeared to miscalculate just how far his conference is willing to go to stand up for legislative ideas they strongly support, even when they have zero chance of becoming law.

Democrats conceded that the new 55-45 split against them in the Senate put them at a severe disadvantage in pushing their legislative ideas or derailing those they did not like.

The biosimilars policy was viewed as a preferable alternative to other legislative ideas that sought to put explicit government controls on the pricing and prescribing of higher cost drugs.

Support All 'Round For Corn and Iowa WITH corn emerging as the crop of choice in the presidential campaign, Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, has the kernel of a legislative idea.

You know a legislative idea might have some life when a lobbying coalition pops up to kill it.

We briefly outline approaches, ideas, legislative initiatives, methods, technique and specific problems linked to entrepreneurship education, with a view to identify functional aspects, critical issues, solutions design, implementation and performance evaluation of the projects designed to develop entrepreneur competencies.

At the same time, with the ink barely dry on the legislative proposal, competing ideas about how to fix the budget-making process in New York have emerged, having the effect of undermining the much-lauded proposal already on the table.

From those ideas legislative leaders drafted a bill, approved at a joint hearing on March 3 of the Education and Commerce committees, which includes paying the educational or moving costs for some computer employees who agree to work in Connecticut for five years, similar to how other states create incentives to recruit teachers for urban schools or doctors for rural areas.