McPhearson said he was not discouraged by the slow and piecemeal progress, legislatively or otherwise, that's been made in the years since Martin's death.
Bush administration press secretary Dana Perino noted today that the president was amenable to such an idea, but Chris Dodd, chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, argued that the time needed to form an RTC legislatively was too great, and that the Federal Reserve has and should use the authority to act in such a role.
Moreover, it would accomplish what they lack the votes to do legislatively: drastically shrink government.
Do you think the party needs to lay out a substantive policy agenda in order to counter the Democrats, electorally and legislatively?Mr Salam: I would very much like for Republicans to devise alternative policies.
Moreover, the court says, the programme could not have been "legislatively ratified", given the fact that only a few members of congress, and none of the public, were even aware of its existence prior to Mr Snowden's leaks, much less the details concerning its "staggering" scope.The ruling has important implication for the way we understand the role of whistle-blowers such as Mr Snowden.
But there, precisely, is the problem: the insatiable appetite of Americans for what they perceive as their fair, and legislatively allotted, share of the pie.More than 20,000 associations are now lobbying hard in Washington.
Whatever is decided legislatively, young people will continue to take synthetic drugs.
Agnivesh, with whom Satyarthi retained an alternatingly close and antagonistic relationship, founded the more legislatively focused Bandhua Mukti Morcha (BMM; "Bonded Labour Liberation Front") in 1981.
Referenda may be legislatively binding or merely consultative, but even consultative referenda are likely to be considered legislative mandates.
Traditional legislatively declared public nuisances include the maintenance of houses of prostitution or illegal gambling establishments and illegal sales or consumption of alcoholic beverages.
He declared, however, that a close reading of the Miranda opinion indicated that "the majority thought it was announcing a constitutional rule," which Congress "may not legislatively supersede".
