Sentence examples for passing of legislative from inspiring English sources

New rules, new political styles and the passing of legislative generations hobbled the power of the old Congressional leadership cadres.

Based on these recommendations, the Japanese Diet passed a series of legislative acts that forged the foundation of postwar education.

A cross-Capitol feud erupted when Ms. Pelosi demanded that Mr. Reid provide a letter with the signatures of 51 senators willing to pass a package of legislative changes under the complex parliamentary procedure known as reconciliation.

Moments that once galvanized the public to demand tougher gun control laws now pass without expectation of legislative fallout.

The Government of Indonesia has recently passed a series of legislative policies and judicial reforms that resulted in abolished late registration fines in an effort to ensure that all children under the age of 18 are registered free of cost [ 32].

Under the 1993 Family and Medical Leave Act, which passed after 10 years of legislative wrangling, working women are granted 12 weeks' unpaid time off to care for a newborn or adopted child, with the guarantee of the same job when they return.

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

There is little hope of passing urgent legislative business, such as a long-stalled deal on sharing proceeds from deep-sea oil drilling between states, while politicians gossip, plot and counter-plot.

At a time when the Trump administration and Republicans in D.C. are struggling — despite their majority — to execute on much of anything, Texas Republicans are a model of legislative efficiency, passing some of the most conservative bills in the country.

It took five years of legislative slogging to pass a federal assault weapons ban that finally took effect in 1994.

He also ticked off a series of legislative measures that passed with little notice — an expansion of health care for lower-income children, new regulations on the tobacco and credit card industries and an overhaul of military acquisition.