Sentence examples for which legislative from inspiring English sources

In addition, the days of the year on which legislative assemblies could be held were reduced.

But the board became divided over which legislative battles to pursue.

The states in which legislative measures were already in place are Massachusetts, Iowa, Vermont, Connecticut, New Hampshire and New York.

(Modern P.R., under which legislative seats are distributed roughly in line with aggregate party shares of the vote, hadn't been invented yet).

The 1921 constitution established a highly centralized state, under the Serbian Karadjordjević dynasty, in which legislative power was exercised jointly by the monarchy and the Skupština (assembly).

The proposed constitutional amendment, which legislative leaders made public late Sunday night, would establish a bipartisan redistricting commission after the next census, but it would leave the final say with the Legislature.

The advance requires legislative approval, which legislators said yesterday was certain.

He faces a parliamentary election next year at which his legislative majority is at risk.

Only 25 states have passed budgets, according to the National Association of State Budget Officers, which tracks legislative activity.

They talk of "Daschle Democrats" and complain of the "Daschle dead zone" into which their legislative initiatives disappear.

The proposed law, which requires legislative approval, would apply only to current foster and adoptive parents, not prospective ones.