Sentence examples for legislative patterns from inspiring English sources

Due to this, we propose that similar surveys including in detail the legislative patterns of each country regarding induced abortion and CO should be conducted, and the present questionnaire can be fine-tuned to assess the situation elsewhere.

Hugh Thomas's encyclopedic "Spanish Civil War" reveals stupefying patterns of legislative failure and manic enterprise in the years before the war.

CMAP also serves as a political tool for nonprofits lobbying for increased political or financial support by creating digital images of an organization's membership, demographic patterns and legislative districts.

Several interesting driveline configurations, including series and parallel electric hybrids, are analysed using a variety of logged usage patterns and legislative drive-cycles.

Postwar Japan accepted the demand to create and ratify a constitution on the American pattern with legislative and judicial branches and elected officials.

So there is a hole in the parliamentary calendar.But the pattern of legislative Blitzkrieg followed by indolence will probably outlast the coalition.

But the pattern of legislative activity is very similar, and the political dynamic was similar, because when I first arrived at the state legislature, we had an old guy who was the senate president, named "Pate PhilipPate Philip

Over in the Lords (from 2.30pm) peers will rattle through a series of legislative chores, setting the pattern for much of their work in this final week.

With health care now consuming more than one-sixth of America's GDP and a recent Harvard study estimating that 45,000 Americans die each year from lack of health insurance, the nation can no longer afford this pattern of legislative deadlock.

Deadlock within the federal government on immigration reform led to state legislative action, but no consistent pattern developed.

They worried that smaller figures would make it harder to show discrimination patterns and to draw legislative districts where minorities constitute the majority of voters.