Sentence examples for original legislative from inspiring English sources
Since all the eligible countries had repositories of legislation that could be accessed freely via the Internet, we consulted the original legislative texts in digital format.
Parliament, ( from Old French: parlement; Latin: parliamentum) the original legislative assembly of England, Scotland, or Ireland and successively of Great Britain and the United Kingdom; legislatures in some countries that were once British colonies are also known as parliaments.
A bill to strip the group of federal dollars reached the president's desk for the first time in four decades, with language sounding highly similar to Pence's original legislative assaults.
During the implementation of the European Water Framework Directive it became clear that the original legislative system has to be completed by further central "directives," three of them in the aspect "pollutants" and these with special reference to the substance group of "dioxins": 1.
Portions of the original legislative construct have been enacted, many with great success.
Another provision that I got included in the final law came directly from my original legislative proposal.
Those arguments caught the attention of State Representative Timothy O'Brien, a Democrat, who worked with State Senator Donald J. DeFronzo, also a Democrat, to get the original legislation that New Britain sought repealed in a special legislative session called last September.
After the results were in, Mr. Lynch said that once in Washington he would put much of his original broad legislative agenda on the back burner.
According to Judge Jay Bybee of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, those in favor of popular elections for senators felt that there were primarily two problems caused by the original provisions: legislative corruption and electoral deadlocks.
Looking at the original Act and Legislative Instrument, there was some ambiguity in the accountability arrangements for the NHIS, which has led to a period of institutional conflict.
Because it would assure regular turnover, the court would experience fewer long-term ideological swings, enabling it to better do its original job of anchoring the legislative process to the Constitution.
