Sentence examples for legislative says from inspiring English sources

"Mr Erdoğan's ambition of creating a one-man government with a union of the executive and legislative," says Ergil, "is now much easier to be accomplished".

And the governor's administrators will now be able to shift funds for about $3 billion worth of call centers, technology and other office services from one agency to another without legislative say-so.

"If we want to move expeditiously through bigger issues, we are going to need some legislative action," said Christopher Calabrese, legislative counsel for privacy issues at the Washington office of the A.C.L.U.

"The risk is that we get legislative quotas," says Reg Rumney of BusinessMap.

The False Claims Act aims to "encourage more private enforcement" by whistle-blowers, the legislative history says.

Who better to determine legislative intent, says the Bush camp now, than the Florida legislature itself?

The state faces its steepest decline in revenue since World War II, a legislative report says.

The document, which does not mention legislative intent, says he will employ only "legitimate" interpretations of statutes.

"Our own legislative mandate says 'the long-term protection and conservation of the values' and we're not doing that".

"Emulated people should likely have the same rights as normal people, but securing these would involve legislative change," says Sandberg.

"He's a true legislative insider," said one legislator who is close to him.