Sentence examples for wide lawmaking from inspiring English sources

Like the fazendeiro in Brazil and the hacendado in Mexico, the estanciero exercised wide lawmaking and judicial powers over his tenant farmers and servants.

Still, the disruptions on Monday were spread across a wider area and highlighted the ability of protesters to paralyze the lawmaking process.

A "doctrine of humility" also entails a respect for Congressional lawmaking, she said, and keeping decisions as narrow as possible in order to enable a wider consensus.

Under the current political system the lower house of Parliament is elected, but its lawmaking powers are curtailed by an upper house, whose members are appointed by the king, who also has wide-ranging powers to pass decrees.

Can lawmaking be any harder than mining?

Legislatures, then, are not simply lawmaking bodies.

This was a lot of lawmaking for Haverstraw.

Mr Lee has put aside lawmaking for public relations.

It shares equal responsibility for lawmaking with the U.S. House of Representatives.

Holmes's term for it was "interstitial lawmaking".

It is an exceptional example of open, bipartisan, sensible lawmaking.