Sentence examples for such lawmaking from inspiring English sources

There is no constitutional provision which gives this Court any such lawmaking power.

Barack Obama campaigned on "transparency," and plenty of politicians -- of both parties -- have made lots of political hay on the hustings in recent years denouncing such lawmaking in closed rooms.

It would thus be perverse to interpret 'Legislature' in the Elections Clause to exclude lawmaking by the people, particularly when such lawmaking is intended to advance the prospect that Members of Congress will in fact be 'chosen... by the People of the several States.'".

Officially, however, such a lawmaking role is regularly rejected.

The 26 articles, which range from a meditation on technophobia to a treatise on how groupthink is the biggest danger to the internet, are emblematic of how much Facebook is adjusting its body language towards traditional lawmaking bodies such as parliament and legacy press such as the Telegraph and the Washington Post.

Still, many Oregonians say they remain fiercely proud of a system that allows them to have such a direct effect on lawmaking.

In such states as Arizona and California, the lawmaking process includes voter-approved ballot measures.

The appeal for redress in such case must be to the lawmaking power.

The paper does not focus on the ambiguities and obfuscations of section 2-209, but on the strategy of lawmaking that inevitably produces such a result.

"I talked to a civil rights attorney who said passing such an ordinance would be capricious lawmaking unless (helicopter flying) posed an ever-present endangerment to lives, health and safety," Elliott said.

To sign on to such a treaty, conservatives point out, confers future lawmaking authority on some unelected and thus undemocratic body.