The phrase "legislative project" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
This phrase refers to proposals or initiatives put forth by lawmakers, typically aimed at creating new laws or amending existing ones. Example: The senator proposed a new legislative project that would increase funding for public schools. In this sentence, "legislative project" is used to describe the senator's proposal for a new law.
(It was then he reconsidered his legislative project: "The airport's entire staff should be fired," he said. "Maybe I should propose that instead").
But in the end Mr. de la Rua managed to persuade the opposition to pass what is his most important legislative project.
Chicago State University was Jones' pet legislative project.
A legislative project to reinvigorate the cycle of accountability could potentially unite the neo-isolationists and presidentialism skeptics.
Even Michelle Obama's pet legislative project - an anti-obesity bill on which she worked diligently for months - is in danger of being pecked to death in the Lame Duck.
In one of their latest news stories, "What the %$ is the Labor Reform Law?", they explained how a legislative project making its way in the Mexican Congress will impact young workers.
Amazingly, President Dmitry Medvedev has proposed a number of legislative projects, including reforming the law governing government tenders (a big part of Navalny's work), and about improving the investment climate in Russia.
But they are also regressive, and would require subsidies to ensure that Mexico's yawning inequalities do not widen further.Mr Peña has trailed fiscal reform as one of his big legislative projects, not least to increase revenues sufficiently to allow Pemex, the state oil monopoly (which provides about a third of the government's income), to invest more in exploration and technology.
Similar legislative projects to encourage new company creation are also underway in Mexico City and Brazil.
Big legislative projects can take significant amounts of time ― the implementation of those policies even longer.
This also means walling off coastal restoration dollars to make sure that the settlement money goes to environmental restoration and is not siphoned off for pet legislative projects.
