Sentence examples for legislative point from inspiring English sources

"I know the state has a good system from the legislative point of view," Mr. Rey said.

She was very effective from a legislative point of view".

Or, only slightly less savory, some legislative point of pressure.

From a legislative point of view, NPSs are often identified as temporary class drugs (TCDs); the TCD is a relatively new status for controlled drugs which has been adopted in some jurisdictions, notably New Zealand, USA, and the United Kingdom, to attempt to bring newly synthesized designer drugs under legal control [ 33].

But legislative leaders point out that they already gave Mr. Pataki the authority to distribute $5 billion in federal aid back in September, and only about $375 million in disaster aid has passed through the state to the city.

The federal government, in the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2008, established a legislative starting point to deal with this impasse, requiring researchers financed by the National Institutes of Health — $25.7 billion in grants annually — to post their final peer-reviewed papers on its free-access Web archive PubMed Central no later than a year after publication.

Dodd's pitch is just that–he hasn't proposed any legislation and it's considered to be more of a legislative starting point than a realistic proposal for what the future of U.S. financial regulation might look like.

So as mentioned, 2017 seems to have become a legislative turning point for drone smuggling.

The resolutions by the University's legislative bodies point to a different truth.

Legislative leaders pointed out that former Gov. Eliot Spitzer had proposed an even bigger budget in January.

Mr. Alexander recalled getting a call in Nashville from Mr. Schumer, who was at a birthday party for Senator Frank R. Lautenberg, Democrat of New Jersey, to go over some legislative fine points.