Sentence examples for rules legislative from inspiring English sources

Under the rules, legislative amendments such as those hanging over the defense bill cannot be added to spending bills.

Despite the major reforms passed in Sharpstown's wake, the current State Legislature is again facing criticism over flimsy disclosure rules, legislative conflicts of interest, lobbyist wining and dining and high-flying lifestyles fueled with unlimited special interest donations.

"We expect greater involvement of states in the development of E.P.A. rules, legislative proposals and policies," said Robert E. Roberts, executive director of the Environmental Council of the States, which represents top state officials.

As attorney general, Mr. Schneiderman is the state's top regulator of charitable organizations and can approve his new rules without legislative consent.

For a while, President Bush's proposal for a $1.6 trillion tax cut seemed to be immune to the rules of legislative reality.

That was the 1962 case that imposed the one-person, one-vote rule on legislative bodies.

Though it has not ruled out legislative reform and has the power to recommend it, the commission would like to avoid this.

In 1805 the court fled anew to Palermo, and, until 1815, the Kingdom of Naples was ruled, with legislative reforms, by Napoleon's brother Joseph Bonaparte and, subsequently, by Joachim Murat.

His decision appears to mark a charge of heart by the former banker who, as business minister, said quotas do not "instinctively feel quite right", though he did not rule out legislative change.

The court has never ruled a legislative provision to be in contravention of Section 116.

To promote D.C. self-rule and legislative representation, four Occupy DC activists began a hunger strike on December 8th.