Sentence examples for making legislative from inspiring English sources

A recent survey of journalists accredited to Parliament declared her "the Most Active MP of 2009 in making legislative initiatives".

Administration officials anticipate a years-long war against the well-financed Isis, and any vote Congress will cast will come after it has begun, making legislative rejection unlikely.

But, before he disappears into the relative obscurity of gavelling hearings to order and making legislative deals, I'd like to salute Joe Biden for his brief and unsuccessful Presidential campaign.

But these problems would be less severe, they write, if Republicans weren't so unabashedly ruthless about leveraging every tool for partisan gain, even if that means leaving crucial federal jobs unfilled or picking fights rather than making legislative compromises.

They said that no matter which party ended up controlling the House and the Senate, the margins between majority and minority were going to be much closer, making legislative progress difficult — a prospect raised by Mr. Obama himself on Saturday.

Senate Democratic aides were openly making legislative plans for later this week, to press Democratic proposals after the fiscal deadline is breached — and after the next Congress is sworn in on Thursday with more Democrats in both the House and the Senate.

Revisiting the legislation may be needed to make legislative success likely and to ensure that failure modes do not compromise goals.

As the connection between food waste and hunger percolates up the policy-making chain, activists sense a rare opportunity to make legislative gains.

We keep hearing that they just don't make legislative giants like that anymore.

We don't fully trust "the people" to make legislative decisions.

Lawmakers and officials in California and Wisconsin are debating whether to make legislative changes.