Sentence examples for legislative landmarks from inspiring English sources

None of these spending efforts are legislative landmarks.

FDR signed 76 bills into law during in his first 100 days in office, 15 of which are legislative landmarks.

Hedge fund actions also contributed to a landmark legislative change in the United States a decade ago.

Landmark legislative proposals, like hit singles, can come to seem interchangeable and dispensable.

But a convention is no time to boast about a landmark legislative feat.

His speech, on the heels of the bipartisan Senate proposal, sets the terms for one of the year's landmark legislative debates.

He was a mainstay in the legislative fights for landmark social programs like Medicare and Medicaid, as well as the 1964 Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

Since then malpractice-insurance rates have fallen and the doctors have returned.The state's sound public finances are often noted too: in the landmark legislative session of 2003 (Texas's legislature meets only every other year, for 140 days) Texas eliminated a budget deficit of close to $10 billion and has not looked back.

Title IX was a landmark legislative victory for justice that prohibited discrimination by gender in schools and sports.

Two of gay America's proudest achievements have been the landmark legislative victories -- the Ryan White CARE Act and the HIV protections of the Americans with Disabilities Act -- that have aided many thousands of Americans living with HIV/AIDS.

Indeed, Republicans may even try to undo substantial areas of Obama's legislative achievements, especially his landmark healthcare reforms.