Sentence examples for legislative records from inspiring English sources

We've heard the word "Presidential" bandied around a lot lately, denoting some abstract personality trait distinct from policy platforms and legislative records.

During his 19 years in the Senate, he has established few political friendships: he is close personally to John McCain, a fellow Vietnam vet, but their legislative records are far apart.

Given their more than 30 years of combined experience in the House, the two candidates tend to argue over their legislative records, sometimes going back to the mid-1990s to argue the fine points of what a voucher is.

If they want a tutorial on new technology, they will have help — the Legislature, with its dozens of new members, is becoming increasingly youthful, according to research into legislative records.

And it is true that the National Journal, a magazine that keeps score of legislative records, calculated that in 2003 Mr Kerry had the most left-wing record in the Senate.

The revamped Congress.gov allows users to narrow and refine search results and to search all content across all available years, provides an easier way to determine a current bill's status, and includes profiles and legislative records for members of Congress.

Mr. Obama's legislative record does not diverge sharply from that of other black legislators, some who have studied it say.

In an instant, Mr. Romney embraced a 14-year legislative record that includes hundreds of votes on hundreds of pieces of legislation, some of them contentious.

Mr. Vallone's legislative record is varied.

"Your legislative record almost becomes your criminal record".

If their legislative record is any indication, not much.