Sentence examples for making a legislative from inspiring English sources

This blurs the line between herbs and traditional drugs, further weakening the case for making a legislative distinction between the two kinds of remedies.

They asserted that the new bill answers the Supreme Court's objections by making a legislative finding that such abortions are never medically necessary.

Opponents of the proposal, however, held that the Fed was making a legislative rule, not an interpretative rule, and that a more elaborate process was therefore required.

Even if Aung San Suu Kyi wins the popular vote, she is barred from the presidency by the army-drafted constitution and a quarter of the seats in parliament are reserved for the military, making a legislative majority hard to grasp.

The Commission has already made a clear promise on the principle of making a legislative proposal in the 1997 work programme, presented by President Santer at the plenary session of October 1996.

The first prompt sought to evaluate their ability to make a legislative ask: "I am able to effectively communicate my position to my legislators and/or their staffers".

At present, the commission makes a legislative proposal to the Council of Ministers and the European Parliament.

Mr. Boehner's strong stand makes a legislative response to curtail the programs or declassify aspects of them even more unlikely.

Sunny Mindel, a spokeswoman for the mayor, said he would resist any attempt by the Council to "make a legislative move to manage the police".

"We can at least make a legislative declaration that the definition of 'natural born' includes children of the active military," she said.

He said the commission takes the issue "very seriously", but: "At this stage, the conditions to make a legislative proposal have not been met.