Sentence examples for too much legislative from inspiring English sources
The House of Lords does its best, but too much legislative dross ends up on the statute book.
By unanimous vote, the court held that Congress had exceeded its authority by delegating too much legislative power to the president and industrial groups.
Many theories have been offered about why senators have such difficulty in their presidential bids: too many votes on too many issues; too much legislative jargon; too much Washington in general; too little executive experience in particular.
Reviving the arcane "delegation doctrine," in disuse since the New Deal, the quirky ruling said that by failing to give the agency meaningful limits on the setting of standards, Congress had delegated too much legislative authority to the executive branch.
Reviving an analysis that had fallen into disuse since the New Deal, the appeals court said that by failing to give the agency meaningful limits on the setting of standards, Congress had delegated too much legislative authority to the executive branch.
According to Erkek, his party opposes the proposals as they would effectively eliminate the separation of powers – the legislature, executive, and judiciary – and the president would gain too much legislative authority.
George Mason also warned that the vice president "mixed too much the Legislative and Executive" departments and was an "encroachment of the rights of the Senate".
Similarly, there is too much minutiae about legislative battles that might have been significant in the moment but are not so significant against the historical backdrop.
In this age of legislative fecklessness, that was too much to ask.
The differing life experiences, and worldviews, of lawmakers in the two chambers proved too much to overcome in the final days of this legislative session, and on Tuesday, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo declared his marijuana proposal dead.
"Spending is the problem, and both the executive and the legislative branch of the government have spent too much".
