Sentence examples for producing legislative from inspiring English sources

Some Congressional colleagues indulge the illusions of the party's most fervent activists, producing legislative demands that Mr. Boehner simply cannot meet.

David Hillman, of the London-based Stamp Out Poverty and a leading player in the European campaign for a financial transaction tax, pointed out another major win coming out of the October 10 meeting: finance ministers committed to producing legislative text for the tax by December 6. "This gives a sharp, tight deadline for the remaining work to be completed," Hillman said.

Even since the younger Mr. Dodd won a House seat in 1974, bipartisan negotiating teams have produced legislative breakthroughs.

The presidential system of government Filipinos inherited from their former colonial master, America, produces legislative gridlock and thus stymies the country's development.

The election of the opposition candidate to the presidency, with its right of veto, threatened to produce legislative logjams in the Great Hural.

Reid deserves respect and sympathy; he has worked tirelessly to produce legislative results while McConnell has elevated the obstruction practiced by his recent Republican predecessors to an art form.

Some have produced legislative compromise (in 1980, lawmakers established the Superfund and settled a major Alaskan land dispute) and some have been a bust (in 2008, lawmakers slunk home, having approved only a modest extension of jobless benefits).

The report Thursday said the union's drive to strengthen the regulation of financial services after the crash had produced "legislative proposals that are particularly damaging for London's financial services industry".

Democrats are now encountering the complications of that success, and a task that faced Republicans during periods of both the Reagan and George W. Bush administrations: How to manage an ideologically diverse caucus to produce legislative victories without alienating base voters.

In the cause of civility, Senator Snowe, Republican of Maine, has been on what is being called her farewell "Senate doesn't work" speaking tour, in which she rues "the kind of poisonous political atmosphere that produced legislative and financial brinkmanship at its worst last year" in the debt ceiling crisis.

Today, a look at the 21st Century Cures Initiative, which is expected to produce legislative proposals to improve biomedical research and innovation in the new Congress that convenes in January.