Sentence examples for legislative timetable from inspiring English sources

The legislative timetable was hugely ambitious.

The NHF said that they "had to survey their members over a short time period due to the legislative timetable".

Langdon Chapman, an aide to Senator Bonacic, added that his bill, and its longer legislative timetable, was not related to Mr. Lippman's looming retirement.

Bills are sometimes voted on under a "closed rule" (no amendments allowed), or the legislative timetable is manipulated to prevent hearings.

The prime minister's spokesman said the government was committed to HS2 and that it was going to stick to the legislative timetable already agreed for the project.

These are: the Leader of the House (who allocates the legislative timetable), the Chief Whip (who has influence even on nominally non-whipped issues), and the Home Secretary (whose legislative stomping ground this traditionally is).

And, although 2 August is the deadline, financial markets are no great respecters of legislative timetables.

And because of that, these provisions of the statute, which are very much quintessentially legislative, the timetables that are involved in this statute, particularly the Nov. 14 deadline, is a part of a composite package.

For example, the legislative fight over a timetable for withdrawal from Iraq was a significant contributor to the fact that we have such a timetable for withdrawal today, even though such a timetable was never enacted legislatively.

The timetable for legislative action remains unclear, although the committee chairman, Representative Henry A. Waxman, Democrat of California, renewed his pledge to have the panel clear a bill by the end of May.

The plan must list the legislative measures Greece proposes and a timetable for the introduction of austerity measures and reforms.