Sentence examples for terms of legislation from inspiring English sources

In terms of legislation, the president may be considered a functioning part of the congressional process.

The verdict: "In terms of legislation, the Senate will almost certainly act first," the official said.

There's a vacuum in terms of legislation on the issue, so the courts deal with it, case by case".

Instead of dictating the terms of legislation, the lobby struggled to negotiate letters to the President, urging him to support sanctions.

It's a major policy challenge and in Asia, Nepal is leading the way in terms of legislation, according to the San Francisco-based Asia Foundation.

That the GOP has now taken control of the Senate marks a substantial change in terms of leadership but not a particularly consequential one in terms of legislation.

"It means that very little in terms of significant legislation is likely to get through".

Create a report card that rates the Bush administration in terms of the legislation that has been passed.

The arguments will turn on whether the message could reasonably be interpreted as menacing under the terms of the legislation.

On Friday, however, a day after the hearing, Mr. Suarez told the Chicago News Cooperative that he would consider relaxing the terms of the legislation.

And, from a liberal perspective, Harry Reid has had a terrible year, allowing his more conservative colleagues to dictate the terms of important legislation.