Sentence examples for present legislative from inspiring English sources

However, in light of the scale and size of the present legislative workload we fear that this may fail to materialise.

The report criticized the present legislative and regulatory framework as "arbitrary, non-transparent and prone to manipulations," and recommended a competitive bidding process for the allocation and pricing of natural resources, Tehelka wrote.

On the basis of that review the Commission may, if appropriate, present legislative proposals".

Scott said he would present a legislative proposal to address issues related to the shooting by Friday.

The group's organizers note, "In a country like Italy, we can't expect political leaders to ask the people to have the courage to support necessary change and balance inequalities still present in legislative measures".

WASHINGTON -- In the rush to present a legislative response to last year's terrorist attacks in Paris, lawmakers passed a bill in December denying visa-free entry into the U.S. to foreigners who are dual nationals of Iran, Iraq, Sudan or Syria -- or who have visited any of those countries in the past five years. .

The budget plan Mr. Paterson presented to legislative leaders this week would — in Albany-speak — "break the shares".

On Friday the opposition coalition presented their legislative agenda that promised to stimulate production and supply, reverse expropriations of private businesses and tackle security issues.

At the news conference, Democratic leaders said they were presenting the legislative framework in hopes of persuading Republicans to collaborate on the issue.

Those measures were not spelled out in detail in the report, though officials referred vaguely to "further reductions in the state work force" and "cost containment proposals that can be presented for legislative action later this year".

Most of the political controversy in Canada focused on Mr. Harper's presenting a legislative agenda for a new session of Parliament on Wednesday and then leaving for Brussels the next day, before he could be questioned.