Sentence examples for legislative realm from inspiring English sources

Everytown's campaign also goes well beyond the legislative realm — the group wants to shape the debate in popular culture.

I applaud Weiner for recognizing that the rational-basis test deployed in Lee Optical and in other cases involving protectionist legislation operates as a means of "forc[ing] the issue of favoritism back into a legislative realm," rather than as a meaningful test of whether a "rationale for a law is adequate".

We chose this paper because of its high impact in both the research and legislative realms since its publication in 2005.

The Rev. Jack Hibbs, senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills, said: "These judges crossed over from the realm of judicial or legislative powers into the church.

But even more salient for lawyers we spoke with is the fact that telecom (like internet) is a federal jurisdiction under our Constitution, as are criminal matters like gambling, so both of these spheres of activity may be outside the realm of Quebec's legislative authority.

In the United Kingdom, the Succession to the Crown Act 2013 was enacted, though it has not come into force, pending completion of the legislative alterations required in some other realms.

The last several days were spent working together with the Senate and the king, when the final versions were agreed upon and decisions made; the finished legislative product had to have the consent of all three legislating estates of the realm, the Sejm, the Senate, and the monarch.

Respondent further argued that Congress' legislative action in passing the AIA places patents within the public realm.

"If you view it more in terms of playing a political role – not in a partisan politics sense, but as part of the political process, maybe the way a constitutional court in the European countries does – well, then maybe it makes sense to have people who've been active in the political realms, either in the executive branch or in the legislative branch.

Even if 136v were sufficiently ambiguous to justify reliance on legislative history, the meaning a committee puts forward must at a minimum be within the realm of meanings that the provision, fairly read, could bear.

As these states share one monarch with other countries, all with legislative independence, the change will be implemented only once the necessary legal processes are completed in each realm.