Sentence examples for legislative questions from inspiring English sources

Barrister Jonathan Lennon, who specialises in cases involving covert intelligence and Ripa, said the Met's use of the Datong surveillance system raised significant legislative questions about proportionality and intrusion into privacy.

Ethics aside, the ramifications of such potentially life-threatening errors raise a host of legal and legislative questions.

Legislative questions are not addressed, and even the killer's name is not mentioned.

The reason Target won't face legislative questions is the same reason that our personal financial information and data is at such grave risk: there is no price to pay.

Responsibility for legal matters was placed in a separate Office of the Legal Counsel, while legislative questions were dealt with by a Rural Legislation Branch.

The immediate legislative question is whether rising anxiety can drive Republicans and Democrats toward consensus solutions.

The legislative question is: will the bill's sponsors succeed in getting the measure past Assembly Speaker Albio Sires?

That ban on taxpayer funding for embryonic stem cell research still stands – it's a legislative question now, to be turned over to Congress to mull over.

Whether Republican leaders can get their troops in line, and how Mr. Obama can round up enough Democratic votes, might be the biggest legislative question of the year.

But, recognizing that “ ‘ “[w]hether particular operations affect interstate commerce sufficiently to come under the constitutional power of Congress to regulate them is ultimately a judicial rather than a legislative question,” ’ ” we found Congress’ detailed findings inadequate.

I hold that it is a legislative question, not a judicial one, unless the legislature or the law (which is the same thing) has made it judicial by prescribing the rule that the charges shall be reasonable, and leaving it there.