Sentence examples for legislative mood from inspiring English sources

The SB 87 incident is the best example, where the administration totally misread the public and legislative mood.

Your Aug. 26 editorial "Universities in Decline" says public colleges and universities "have been steadily undermined by state budget cuts and a mood of legislative indifference".

Public colleges and universities, which grant more than three-quarters of this country's degrees, have been steadily undermined by state budget cuts and a mood of legislative indifference.

But as legislative sessions begin this year, the mood in many chambers is increasingly grim.

Political support may be affected by a variety of influences including swings of national mood, administrative or legislative turnover, interest group campaigns, and social movements.

If initiatives give too much power to common people to make decisions based on too little information depending on their mood on election day, is the legislative system any better?

But today saw a rejuvenated man, one in a mood to celebrate a series of unlikely legislative successes.

The political stream consists of three elements: the national (or local) mood, pressure group campaigns, and administrative or legislative turnover [20].

Let's say you're in a forgiving mood or you're a Combs chum, or a legislative budget-writer so dependent on the comptroller for good news that you're willing to let this one go.

Not only is the political system in something of an authoritarian mood, but the new constitution – probably unwittingly – actually entrenches much of this problematic legislative framework.

But reformers on Capitol Hill are nonetheless in confident mood, believing the president's acknowledgement of the risks of government surveillance will spur more meaningful legislative reform in the coming months.