Sentence examples for undertaking legislative from inspiring English sources

In measuring the sentiment, we also determined whether each city has or is undertaking legislative or regulatory action toward sharing-economy companies.

Only five women sat in the House of Representatives during the last session, so the present number of aspirants is testimony to the slowly but steadily increasing willingness of American women to undertake legislative responsibility and to the willingness of parties to trust them with it.

First, the government must undertake legislative reform to ensure suspects are granted prompt access to legal counsel -- which means access from the point of arrest.

Since 2011, Obama has been stymied by the Republican Congress from undertaking major legislative initiatives, but the pardon power is absolute and unfettered.

This all came to mind while watching the Italian Parliament try to elect a president and undertake other legislative tasks.

Such an undertaking requires legislative studies that have not been conducted.

"The government has identified no statute or regulation that prohibits such disclosure and it is not appropriate for this court to undertake the essentially legislative function of creating such a prohibition," Google wrote in its filing with the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.

Article 4 of the CRC requires State parties to "undertake all appropriate legislative, administrative and other measures for the implementation of the rights recognised".

The first point of reference is article 4 of the CRC which calls on States Parties to "undertake all appropriate legislative, administrative, and other measures" for the implementation of rights recognized in the Convention.

Article 4 of the Convention calls on States parties to undertake all appropriate legislative, administrative, and other measures for the implementation of the rights recognized in the present Convention.

And it's apparent in other legislative pursuits they're undertaking.