"It's convenient for the chief of staff to say the tweets are immaterial, but we've learned in recent months that the executive and legislative branches view them as communicating presidential intent and conveying presidential orders," Price said.
"I know the state has a good system from the legislative point of view," Mr. Rey said.
On the proposed view, legislative representatives and bureaucrats as well as judges must subordinate their activities to the task of figuring out how to pursue the aims of citizens.
She was very effective from a legislative point of view".
From a legislative point of view, NPSs are often identified as temporary class drugs (TCDs); the TCD is a relatively new status for controlled drugs which has been adopted in some jurisdictions, notably New Zealand, USA, and the United Kingdom, to attempt to bring newly synthesized designer drugs under legal control [ 33].
In the 16 days before the elections, they plan more spending for television, on a scale that could change the way legislative campaigns are viewed, literally.
Known as Dr. No, Mr. Coburn, a family practice physician, views legislative battle less in terms of Republicans versus Democrats than as a matter of yes versus no.
In fact, Selma was LBJ's idea, he considered the Voting Rights Act his greatest legislative achievement, he viewed King as an essential partner in getting it enacted — and he didn't use the FBI to disparage him.
In fact, Selma was LBJ's idea, he considered the Voting Rights Act his greatest legislative achievement, he viewed King as an essential partner in getting it enacted – and he didn't use the FBI to disparage him".
But Holmes's attitude toward democracy might best be described as aristocratic indifference: he viewed legislative battles as a spectator sport for Nietzschean judges, who were meant to keep their hands off the vulgar disputes of the grasping masses while fixing their gaze on more important achievements, like creative genius, everlasting fame or heroic death on the battlefield.
