Sentence examples for make lawmakers from inspiring English sources

These ideas are unlikely to make lawmakers or the public any safer.

A bipartisan group, No Labels, has suggested a way to make lawmakers make laws — and thus do their jobs.

Unjustified expectations about energy independence might also make lawmakers less interested in pursuing measures to reduce oil consumption.

Proponents of the McCain-Feingold bill argue that it will make lawmakers less responsive to well-heeled special interests.

Critics have questioned whether an embrace of Facebook as an increasingly vital political tool would make lawmakers go soft on the company on issues like privacy.

First enacted in 1917, it was intended to make lawmakers think twice before voting for tax cuts and spending increases that run up the debt.

Watery tea may be weak, but the strong stuff makes lawmakers sit up and take notice.

Overall concerns about the deficit are making lawmakers more skeptical about any new tax breaks for business in general.

Proposition 13 has long been blamed for California's financial turmoil and inequitable tax system, but its political popularity has made lawmakers wary of touching it.

Yes, people will be punished, payments will be made, lawmakers will perhaps introduce some new set of regulations — and in time, something like this will happen again.

Yet oil producers now fear that the diversification of the Texas economy (along with a greater reliance on foreign oil) has made lawmakers less concerned with the plight of the domestic oil industry.