Sentence examples for legislative to from inspiring English sources

Mother devotes herself full time to memorializing her son with projects from the legislative to the literary.

"He brings enormous breadth and depth of experience, from the legislative to the Defense Department to the White House staff," he said.

The power that it asserts is too quintessentially legislative to stand without authorization from Congress, which the laws cited by the attorney general fail to provide.

They were also concerned that an elected mayor would be in the position for four years, with no mechanism in the legislative to remove them.

In John Locke's "Second Treatise of Government", a source of inspiration for America's founders, the legislative branch of government stands above the others: "there can be but one supreme power, which is the legislative, to which all the rest are and must be subordinate".

With automobile accidents there are concerted efforts in many venues (educational, technical, and legislative) to reduce fatalities.

All these years later, sad to say, this badly needed measure -- the Family Health Care Decisions Act -- still remains on the legislative to-do list, a prime example of hurtful procrastination by Albany lawmakers.

But all of them ― most importantly ― run interference for him and support his legislative to-do list reflexively, principles be damned.

A UK cost-benefit analysis of two alternative European Commission strategies (legislative vs. non-legislative) to protect healthcare workers, including the use of SEDs, estimated annual net benefits of £1 million to £5 million over 10 years in 2008 GBP [ 47].

"There needs to be legislative change to stop anonymous ownership of properties.

Commissioner Jourová presented at the Justice Council three legislative options to improve access to e-evidence.