The phrase 'useful legislation' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to laws or regulations that are designed to be beneficial and to serve a positive purpose. For example, "The governor has proposed a new law that he believes will be a useful legislation in terms of protecting animal rights."
He might not get his plan through Congress, sure, but he could use his promise to extract other useful legislation from Congress.
That stabilisation fund is not the only useful legislation unpassed.
Maybe admitting the truth, saying that in fact we hadn't done nearly enough, would not have helped get useful legislation through Congress.
Her supporters say she has brought much-needed discipline to a Council once dismissed as ungovernable, hammering out useful legislation and calming relations with the mayor.
Mr. Diaz is pro-choice, has the support of gay activists and has sponsored useful legislation on asthma, a major problem in his district.
Solar REITs would require a ruling from the IRS, which now looks unlikely, while Solar MLPs would require an act of Congress... a Congress that can't even keep the government open for business, let alone enact useful legislation.
With both parties looking toward the 2004 elections, the chances are improving for useful drug legislation to be approved by Congress and signed into law by President Bush.
But with Republicans and Democrats racing against a Dec. 12 deadline to name Florida's electors, Mr. McKay said, he told Mr. Bush it would not be useful for legislation to languish.
Despite the recent passage of useful new legislation, there are many areas that remain unaddressed by Congress, including accounting for stock options, pension protection, conflicts of interest between brokers and investment bankers, and the complete lack of regulation of financial derivatives.
Mr Gyimah spent 17 minutes of his life filibustering a mildly useful piece of legislation.
From this we can see that books of travel are useful aids to legislation, since from these we may learn the laws and customs of different races.
