Sentence examples for managed legislation from inspiring English sources

While maintaining a posture of deference toward Congress, he managed legislation more effectively than any other president of the 19th century.

Last year, some members of the New York delegation had carefully managed legislation to provide health coverage to rescue workers and others who had become sick by breathing in toxic dust and fumes at ground zero after the Sept. 11, 2001, attack.

Mr. Frist may have enormous good will and the support of his colleagues as he steps in to replace Mr. Lott, but he lacks a large staff, a detailed knowledge of how to manage legislation and a party consensus on whether priorities should shift in Mr. Lott's wake.

In CCA and DRR integration, state actors use their portfolio of assets and liabilities with which to manage legislation, resource allocation, planning and implementation, as well as goods and services provision, income redistribution, and economy stabilization in order to ensure the well-being and safety of citizens (IPCC 2012).

Senate Democrats were also instrumental in forcing today's vote on the managed care legislation.

Health care lobbyists have been fighting for years to block Mr. Kennedy's managed care legislation.

But Mr. Lazio has supported Republican versions of managed care legislation, including one that would have allowed provide new tax deductions to help people pay medical bills.

Mr. Lazio has supported Republican versions of managed care legislation that would have provided things like new tax deductions to help people pay medical bills.

Against a backdrop of doctors and nurses, Mrs. Clinton pushed for managed care legislation that would set national standards for health insurance and give patients the right to sue their health maintenance organizations.

It is not hard to understand why Democratic leaders were wary when, after the presidential election last year but before Mrs. Clinton was chosen as secretary of state, she sought a role on the front lines of the Senate, hoping to become a key player in managing the coming health care legislation.

For Mr. Obama, it was also a rare break from the bruising business of governance, allowing him to showcase his role as a world leader (and a gracious host) at a time when he is managing battles over health care legislation and wars in Afghanistan and Iraq — all while watching his standing falling in the polls.