Sentence examples for remarkable legislation from inspiring English sources

To get some answers, I spoke with Jason Merrick, an advocate for Senate bill 192, about how such remarkable legislation passed in Kentucky.

The Care Act is a pretty remarkable piece of legislation; it is the right act.

Sometimes a remarkable amount of legislation -- some of it remarkable for its eventually discovered contents -- is passed in the last few days of a session.

What strikes me, therefore, as most remarkable about the Bolivian legislation is that it is steeped not just in the clarion warnings of environmental science but also in what can only be called a sense of sacredness and reverence for the planet.

That Mr. Obama has come this far -- within a whisper of passing historic social legislation -- is remarkable in itself.

The NRA's influence on introducing legislation has been remarkable.

That's kind of remarkable for a major piece of legislation.

So enduring is this mindset that Beattie's controls on tree clearing were often cited by farmers as horrendous impositions on property rights, and assumed a proportion in state politics quite remarkable given the moderation of the legislation.

He said the Police and Fire Departments "have done a remarkable job preventing fireworks injuries, and this legislation would impede their ability to do so".

It was the year that Johnson strong-armed a civil rights bill through the Senate, a remarkable feat considering that no civil rights legislation of any type had been passed by Congress since 1875.

House Republicans say they are picking their battles, and they demonstrated remarkable unity this year on the most crucial legislation — the president's economic stimulus bill and the budget — for which there were no defections.