Sentence examples for legislative warfare from inspiring English sources

One might think that means we're in years for open legislative warfare, given how much Republicans hate the law.

The two lasting achievements of this Senate, financial regulation and health care, required a year and a half of legislative warfare that nearly destroyed the body.

And while his leadership will be missed in the intricate legislative warfare ahead, it would be a fitting tribute if his death could resolve for the better an issue too long in doubt.

That prediction for December 2009 sounds awfully bold, given the legislative warfare that establishing a cap-and trade regime would occasion.

Despite considerable coverage and legislative initiatives, identity theft, cyber warfare and the death of privacy at the hands of hackers and hyper-marketers are barely on the public radar.

"It is of the nature of war," Alexander Hamilton wrote, "to increase the executive at the expense of the legislative authority .And Hamilton was speaking about conventional warfare — not the war on terror with all its novel challenges.

It spends a long time telling us what anyone who has been paying even a little attention to public life already knows: that politicians have paralyzed the legislative process with a rancorous sort of trench warfare.

Yet the legislative branch, if anything, seems to want even more warfare then currently we are waging.

On the legislative front, some rules have already been designed to deter biological warfare and terrorism.

However, popular frustration with Mexico's ongoing recession, high unemployment, and gang warfare contributed to PAN's defeat by the PRI in the July 2009 legislative elections, followed by its loss of the presidency in the 2012 federal election.

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