Sentence examples for legislative thinking from inspiring English sources

The results suggest that preservice teachers with high levels of CT-dispositions, CT-skills, and intrapersonal intelligence – as well as those with judicial or legislative thinking styles – are mindful, analytical, and reflective in their teaching practices and therefore more likely to continually improve their teaching skills.

He has unconstitutionally seized legislative power, thinking that he can probably get away with it.

It is, he claims, simply part of our way of thinking about legislative institutions that their procedures and modes of operation are designed so as to allow legislators to make the law which they intend to make.

As the copyright's lapse grew closer, politicians started thinking about a legislative ban.

That is why the New York City Council must begin thinking seriously about legislative remedies now.

WASHINGTON -- As Maryland lawmakers prepare to tackle the issue of marriage equality in new legislative session, the District of Columbia is thinking about same-sex divorce.

Yet there is no sign that legislative leaders have spent much time thinking about how to address this disaster.

Perhaps he can be forgiven for thinking that he had enough legislative support for the ambitious program he wanted to enact: welfare reform, national health care, a comprehensive energy package and a great deal else.

I want candidates and voters thinking about this going into the next legislative session".

These are not part of a legislative data model per se, but represent use cases worth thinking about.

The two have different ways of saying they're not thinking about it right now, what with the legislative session opening and all, but each is positioning himself for a run.