Sentence examples for out of legislative from inspiring English sources

ALBANY – After years of being knocked around – and knocked out – of legislative sessions in New York, mixed martial arts seemingly got a little shot of good news from the governor's corner on Tuesday.

Two cases grew out of legislative responses to the power of computers to create and disseminate sexually explicit imagery.

Even a "compromise" bit of legislation that would have resulted in the interest rates getting chopped to a mere 391%, could not get out of legislative committee.

The measure would have been in effect already if not for Mr. Rangel's intervention, but he has run out of legislative room to maneuver.

The ambiguity in the sentence, the Court noted, grew out of legislative chaos in the fight to pass the bill, not from some secret scheme to give the states extra powers, as the plaintiffs had argued.

Among the most interesting and important episodes Caro chronicles are those involving the new president's ability to maneuver bills out of legislative committees and onto the floor of the House and Senate for a vote.

Bannon and his boss may not yet have mastered the ins and outs of legislative and political wrangling and it's possible they never will.

Last December many opposition parties pulled out of a legislative election at the last minute, claiming that the National Electoral Council was biased against them.

The administration official shared that caution today, saying: "Whatever number we put on the table will be with reference to what can come out of the legislative process".

But speciality farmers seem to be organising more effectively than they did in 2002.Add to these farm lobbies a cacophony of environmentalists, nutritionists and others, and it is unclear what will come out of the legislative sausage machine.

The Swedish government has carried out a set of legislative changes in the social security system, such as the introduction of time limited certificates in July 2008.