Sentence examples for whose legislatures from inspiring English sources

Texas is one of only four states whose legislatures convene in regular session every two years.

Texas is one of a dwindling number of states whose legislatures hold scheduled meetings only every two years.

There are many states whose legislatures may take up same-sex marriage soon, and the challenge of rounding up support from lawmakers isn't so different from that of rounding up support from voters.

Separately, the Dutch parliament voted Thursday to extend the powers of the euro zone's rescue fund, leaving Slovakia and Malta as the last two euro zone members whose legislatures have yet to approve the program.

While the rest of the world, especially countries whose legislatures are less dominated by special interests, do the sane thing regarding nuclear power and the threat of catastrophe, the US scampers merrily in the direction of madness.

At the federal level contributions are split almost evenly between Republicans and Democrats, though Indian gambling interests give more heavily to the Democrats and commercial gambling companies more to the Republicans.But the real action is in the states, whose legislatures have the authority to legalise or expand gambling.

Connecticut is hardly the only state whose legislature often lags behind the reality of a budget greatly out of balance.

As a Republican governor whose legislature was 87 percent Democrats, he said, "I figured out from Day 1 I had to get along, and I had to work across the aisle to get anything done".

The same applies to income, occupation, schooling and, perhaps most surprisingly of all, age.Nebraska, whose legislature is currently whiter, older and more male than its population, will probably not see that much change either.

The experience of Greenwich, whose Housing Authority was created at the end of World War II, in part to house returning veterans, may hold lessons for Westchester County, whose legislature approved a landmark desegregation agreement this week.

That is Mr Paul coming dangerously close to encouraging listeners to turn their guns on the federal government the same federal government, by the way, in whose legislature he sat and whose paycheck he took for more than two decades—as well as on Mr Cuccinelli's opponent and the president of the United States in particular.That is one path that the Republican Party can take.