Sentence examples for legislative necessity from inspiring English sources

By recognizing that, Mr. Moore said, Mr. Bush will perhaps spare himself distrust and opposition in his own party as he faces the legislative necessity of overcoming distrust and opposition in Democratic ranks.

With this increased attention and activity have come debates ranging across corporate authenticity, legislative necessity, and the scope of appropriate strategies.

— Michele Bachmann, a Republican congresswoman for Minnesota "We were in a position of legislative compromise by necessity.

"We were in a position of legislative compromise by necessity.

While there is debate about the necessity of this legislative requirement [ 6, 7], it has been identified that a good collaborative relationship can improve patient outcomes such as reduced waiting times, improved prescribing processes, shorter treatment periods and lower costs [ 8- 12].

In October 1798, Clare who since 1793 had been convinced of the necessity for a legislative union between Great Britain and Ireland and was equally determined that the union must be unaccompanied by Catholic emancipation crossed to England and pressed his views on the prime minister, William Pitt the Younger.

And as his aspiration of putting aside petty politics has met the necessity of winning legislative votes — no more than two or three Senate Republicans are expected to support him, which is two or three more than did so in the House — he has gone through a public evolution that has left him showing sharper edges when it comes to the ways of Washington.

From that perspective questions looking into e.g. the necessity of taking legislative action in relation to a specific problem, could also be included in the survey.

If a chaplain is needful, it is as a personal necessity, and not as a civil or legislative one.

"Really awkward": The President, after all, has stood by the necessity of the Section 215 program and objected to legislative proposals to curtail it.

Moreover, as in Quayle's case, the defence of necessity for which Altham was arguing ran contrary to the legislative scheme.