Sentence examples similar to repeated legislative from inspiring English sources

This pattern was repeated in normally sleepy legislative districts from North Carolina to Oregon.

Jakarta's legislative council repeated requests to close the club, saying it would be the best way to ensure Buddhists are not offended.

His victories – enacting government run healthcare, banking reform and his higher levels of discretionary spending – are all subject to legislative sniping and repeated attempts to prune them back.

Republican lawmakers expressed increased skepticism that a failure to raise the debt ceiling would have serious consequences, while top economic officials repeated the argument that this legislative inaction could lead to a default and spark a worldwide economic disaster.

WASHINGTON — The script for political losers is well known and oft repeated: regret nothing, recall your fondest legislative victories and accept the will of the people.

Seeming legislative powerlessness in the face of repeated student complaints over tuition may have been a motive.

The poll question was phrased generally so that it could be asked in repeated surveys over time regardless of any specific legislative proposal.

In an acknowledgement of the potential damage to public faith in the political system, coalition cabinet members repeated a pledge to find time in the legislative programme for a new law to extend lobbying transparency, government sources said.

The impasse over the tax cut has emerged as the first serious test of President Bush's legislative skills, not to mention his constantly repeated pledge to govern in a bipartisan fashion.

In an interview on a public radio program, "The Capitol Pressroom," Mr. Cuomo repeated his vow to pass new anticorruption measures in the legislative session that is scheduled to end in June.

Republicans who had brought the challenge sought to force a legislative session this summer to revise the budget, and on Monday they repeated their call for new budget cuts.