Sentence examples for moderate legislative from inspiring English sources

The state Republican chairman, Joseph M. Kyrillos Jr., pointed out that in many districts, the party's more moderate legislative candidates ran 10 percentage points ahead of Mr. Schundler.

There have been moderate legislative gains in protecting women in the Indian judicial system, experts said.

There have been moderate legislative gains in protecting women in the Indian judicial system since the Delhi bus attack.

This paper brings together these areas of research on bias and accuracy in the study of a moderate sized legislative political network involving legislators, agency heads, lobbyists, industry representatives, and agency and legislative staff.

Instead he was for two terms (1966-78) a respected and effective moderate, a legislative technician who knew how to make alliances and reach compromises in the pragmatic world of the Senate.

Once a relatively moderate Republican legislative candidate (in a Democratic district), Poizner used to be aligned with Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.

It is a heartfelt scolding of her colleagues by a lawmaker who built a notable reputation as a legislative moderate.

Lazio's reputation as both a moderate and a legislative craftsman rest on a massive public-housing reform bill that passed in 1998, and that achieved the extraordinary distinction of being embraced equally by the White House and the Republican House leadership.

By a series of laws enacted in 1865, these moderate notables effected legislative unification and established firm central control over the provinces and the communes through the appointment of handpicked regional prefects.

Seven separate organizations were founded with the goal of electing moderates, and one of them, the Save Kansas Coalition, persuaded the four living former governors of the state — two Democrats and two Republicans — to denounce Brownback and endorse moderate candidates for legislative offices.

The Constitution endowed the Assembly with both status and authority, and created legislative, moderating, executive and judicial branches as "delegations of the nation" with the separation of those powers envisaged as providing balances in support of the Constitution and the rights it enshrined.