Sentence examples for new lawmaking from inspiring English sources

CHICAGO — On what was to be the first day of a new lawmaking session in Indiana, most Democratic state representatives stayed away from the House floor on Wednesday, preventing the Republican majority, which has made "right to work" legislation a top priority, from doing business.

The auto dealer's lobby says the kinds of things Shahan complained about are already illegal, arguing that there is no need for new lawmaking.

The fascination has to do with his focus on the underside of New Deal lawmaking, the compromises that were necessary to get reform legislation passed by Congress.

The founders chose that structure not for efficiency reasons (one judge per case would be far more efficient) because they new knew that lawmaking requires multiple sets of eyes and ears.

How did a rap mogul gain so much influence over New York's lawmaking?

The deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, is pressing ahead with his mission to roll back what he terms the "obsessive lawmaking" of the New Labour years.

But legislators say that given the state's relatively moderate politics, with a culture of bipartisan lawmaking and a new House speaker who made a commitment that both parties would be involved in writing gun legislation, the process has played out in a largely familiar way.

She replaces Anna Lindh, who was murdered last month.A new spirit of transparency pervaded EU lawmaking.

Effective executive power, however, remained with the prime minister and cabinet, and all existing restraints on the lawmaking powers of the new unicameral legislature were removed.

New stages were introduced into the standard lawmaking procedure during which legislation that was determined to affect England only was to be considered and voted upon by MPs from English constituencies (who were effectively granted veto power) before moving on to consideration by the House of Commons as a whole.

In Congress, they are attempting to use the lawmaking process to undermine the new regulations under the Clean Air Act.