Sentence examples for legislative rule from inspiring English sources

Adoption of a binding norm will likely be classified as a legislative rule.

Staff-issued guidance, such as "FAQs" often published regarding a new rule, would not amount to a legislative rule.

So any legislative rule that lawmakers would pass today — even if such a rule could pass — would be subject to being overturned by future members of Congress.

Opponents of the proposal, however, held that the Fed was making a legislative rule, not an interpretative rule, and that a more elaborate process was therefore required.

On the other hand, an agency may issue a binding "interpretative rule," but only if it can justify that rule as a mere interpretation of an antecedent statute or legislative rule as opposed to an act of independent policymaking.

French voters elect a new Parliament on Sunday and, unless virtually all the opinion polls are wrong, a rightist coalition will gain a majority, ending five years of Socialist legislative rule.

"Why do gay people in Australia have to go through a legislative, rule-making process that no one else does?" Both conservative Coalition members, including Tony Abbott, and MPs in favour of marriage equality have warned Labor not to block the plebiscite because no free vote would be given.

*Overhauling legislative rules.

Under legislative rules, the committee's decision needed to be unanimous.

The development of uniform legislative rules for international transactions was another distinctive feature in the 20th century.

Under legislative rules, the bill must come up for a vote this year, although lawmakers could vote to table it again.