Sentence examples for timing of legislation from inspiring English sources

And a rules committee, if empanelled, could "provide more opportunities to stop and reflect when necessary, more control over the timing of legislation," and more public debate.

A capsule analysis of a campaign advertisement yesterday, about a 30-second television spot from the mayoral campaign of Gifford Miller, the City Council speaker, misstated the timing of legislation that would have let the Council review the use of discretionary public funds for the West Side stadium.

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The timing of the legislation proved lucky.

Allies in the national coalition also challenged the Congress party on the timing of the legislation and dubbed it an election-driven measure.

"It's significant in that chairmen set the agenda and control the timing of the legislation moving to the floor," said Senator Kent Conrad of North Dakota, who is expected to head the Budget Committee.

Although the timing of the legislation remained unclear, Durbin said in a Senate floor speech he and Graham could unveil a plan as early as next week – before the current Congress disbands – to send a message to the president-elect.

The second will come when Democrats settle their internal debate over the timing of tax legislation that Congress must pass to avert increases on all taxpayers when tax cuts imposed under President George W. Bush expire on Dec. 31.

"Furthermore, one of the unintended consequences of the timing of this legislation is that it will create thousands of jobs and millions in commerce at a time when the national and state economies are ebbing and unemployment is rising," he added.

Car security was introduced and spread at different times in different countries, reflecting both market differences and purchasing rates for new cars, as well as differences in the timing of national legislation and other activities encouraging immobilizers.

Wharton faculty say the timing of the legislation is in part a reaction to stress brought on by the economic downturn, even as declining demand for labor has slowed immigration into the United States.