Sentence examples for legislature for example from inspiring English sources

Platt said no. Hughes then asked if the consideration given was, perhaps, broader: HUGHES: To see that the legislature, for example, did not enact legislation which they thought hostile to their policyholders?

In response to Wollstonecraft's admiration of France's simple, one-house legislature, for example, he wrote, "It is Silly to be eternally harping upon Simplicity in a form of Government.

No legislature, for example, could enact "partial" laws that benefited one class of citizens and not the public as a whole: so maximum hour and minimum wage laws were viewed as special treatment for workers.

And that's just the empirical work of women in politics--scholars who show us that, in fact, when you have more women in a state legislature, for example, you're more likely to have real bipartisan bills passed, that women tend to introduce more legislation on issues of the environment and education than their male colleagues".

Both Democrats and Republicans on the Legislature, for example, said they were unlikely to support re-instituting the real estate transfer tax.

In the California Legislature, for example, Latinos are a powerful force, and if united they can shut down the legislative process".

County legislatures, for example, could be turned into full-time bodies, rather than convened, as at present, for occasional rubber-stamp duties.

In Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland the proportional system somewhat corrects this (unlike Manchester, Sheffield, Liverpool or Newcastle, Glasgow and Cardiff both have Conservative representatives in their national legislatures, for example).

However there are some differences from national legislatures; for example, neither the Parliament nor the Council have the power of legislative initiative (except for the fact that the Council has the power in some intergovernmental matters).

The Governor and legislature could, for example, restore the Vehicle License Fee.

Dummer sought to be generally conciliatory in his dealings with the provincial legislature, tolerating, for example, the selection of Elisha Cooke (who had led the opposition to Shute) as speaker of the assembly.