Sentence examples for the first legislative from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration says the first legislative train out of its station will be education reform.

In England the Carriers Act of 1830 was the first legislative intervention in the field of carriage of goods.

Ballot-counting began on Sunday night in Ivory Coast, in the first legislative election in more than a decade.

The European Commission is not the first legislative body to propose a progressive stance toward legal highs.

The Transylvania Convention held at the fort in May 1775 was the first legislative assembly west of the Appalachian Mountains.

The measure, which passed by 111 to 38, was the first legislative override of a gubernatorial veto since 1996.

The first legislative effort to treat carried interest like ordinary income was a bill submitted by Representative Sander M. Levin, Democrat of Michigan, in 2007.

As speaker of the House he was credited with being the first legislative leader in the South to appoint a black chairman of a committee.

Look to Washington in the next week or so for the first legislative rumblings of the great battle over comprehensive immigration reform, 2013.

An Executive Council was appointed in 1905, and the first Legislative Council convened in 1907.

Voting still fell short of the first Legislative Council elections after the transfer to China, when nearly 1.5 million voted, or 53.29 percent of registered voters then.