Sentence examples for legislative summary from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schneiderman does propose some steps to bolster self-policing by nonprofit groups, including the use of independent directors to monitor compensation and other issues — though it's not clear from the report or a legislative summary provided by Mr. Scheiderman's office how an "independent director" would be defined.
It was announced hours later in a press release that merely restates the bill's dry, legislative summary.
A budget proposal submitted to the state legislature by Gov. Jerry Brown, a Democrat, would cut spending on child care programs by about one-fifth next year, according to a legislative summary.
Through the 1920s and early 1930s, Garran prepared annual summaries of legislative developments in Australia, highlighting important individual pieces of legislation for the Journal of Comparative Legislation and International Law (now known as the International and Comparative Law Quarterly) published by Oxford University Press.
TDC continued INFOTAB's information services, distributing numerous publications, including monthly compilations of global tobacco news, weekly summaries of legislative and media issues, and weekly news printouts [ 201, 202].
The parliamentary website has a pretty decent summary of the legislative position, including Monday's debate.
Ricardo Vila-Roger Pittsburgh, Sept. 9, 2008 To the Editor: Bob Herbert makes an important contribution with his summary of the legislative achievements of liberals.
And instead of an actual budget, legislative leaders gave reporters a summary of $122 million in special gifts to constituents called grants-in-aid -- sometimes called "pork" -- of which $64 million was added by members of the Legislature on top of Gov. Christine Todd Whitman's list.
According to the State of Alaska Legislative Finance Division's own "Fiscal Summary," Palin's state budget request for fiscal year 2009 was $12,680 per person.
The official summary of Waxman's legislative achievements runs for 28 pages.
And while the Queen's Speech is usually seen as a summary of the government's legislative programme, this year the monarch has highlighted a range of policy areas that don't require new laws.
