Sentence examples for of its legislative from inspiring English sources

While Google has won many of its legislative battles, it has come under rising attack from privacy proponents, antitrust regulators, movie industry advocates and others in Washington who see its influence over the Internet as too great.

DOMA is also vulnerable because some of its legislative sponsors defended it in blatantly homophobic terms.

No strategy for how to put health-care reform out of its legislative misery and make it law, not even a clear resolve to do it at all.

The term CMG was coined by the former Newman government, which directed police to adopt it from the outset of its legislative and public relations campaign against bikies in 2013.

The parliament can temporarily delegate part of its legislative power to the government, which then legislates by ordinances.

We identified six states that had proposed but did not pass legislation, but only North Dakota maintained records of its legislative proceedings and, as a result, was the only other case we included.

His defection to the Democrats secured their control of the Senate and of all its legislative committees.

With the White House and the Senate still under Democratic control, the new Republican House has little hope of passing its legislative agenda.

In 1983, in Marsh v. Chambers, the Supreme Court upheld the Nebraska Legislature's practice of opening its legislative sessions with an invocation from a paid Presbyterian minister, saying that such ceremonies were "deeply embedded in the history and tradition of this country".

And in one of its final legislative moves in 1863, it passed the False Claims Act to combat abuses by federal contractors.

He was a member of the Council's Board of Directors and its legislative representative for more than thirty years.