Sentence examples for legislative undertaking from inspiring English sources

That title was changed to Code Napoléon in 1807 to honour the emperor who, as first consul of the republic, had brought to completion the monumental legislative undertaking.

Can we even imagine such a bipartisan legislative undertaking today?

For that legislative undertaking, section 3 sets up no standards, aside from the statement of the general aims of rehabilitation, correction, and expansion described in section 1.

At the very moment he was pushing through the greatest legislative undertaking of the century over Civil Rights, President Johnson's misfortune was to bow to pressure from Goldwater patriots baying for open war in Vietnam in 1964 -- with disastrous results.

Some results of the legislative actions undertaken so far have been provided by the approval of the 500th pediatric label change in 2013 by the FDA [ 14], the 221 changes regarding safety and efficacy, for submission of old or new studies, and 89 additions of dosing information for children in the EU [ 15].

In measuring the sentiment, we also determined whether each city has or is undertaking legislative or regulatory action toward sharing-economy companies.

Mr. Paterson does not need legislative approval to undertake the new policy.

***** EXTRA CREDIT: Match the state with the bill proposed in the current legislative session: 1) Undertake a study on whether the state should create its own currency in case the Federal Reserve breaks down.

Only five women sat in the House of Representatives during the last session, so the present number of aspirants is testimony to the slowly but steadily increasing willingness of American women to undertake legislative responsibility and to the willingness of parties to trust them with it.

First, the government must undertake legislative reform to ensure suspects are granted prompt access to legal counsel -- which means access from the point of arrest.

Similarly, in response to fifteen year old Amanda Todd's video "My story: Struggling, bullying, suicide, self harm", legislative action was undertaken almost immediately after her suicide to study the prevalence of bullying and form a national anti-bullying strategy.