Sentence examples for wrong legislative from inspiring English sources

Good policy is good policy, and fighting the wrong legislative fights won't get us where we need to be.

He has said that Mr. Blagojevich had done nothing wrong, condemned the legislative action against the governor as a "real witch hunt" and said that lawmakers on the impeachment committee were unfairly biased.

"Much of our law is based on wrong assumptions about legislative facts".

Warren claims the clause was written by lobbyists for Citigroup and epitomises what is wrong with Washington's legislative process.

"You do the best you can in forecasting these numbers, but you're going to be wrong," said Mr. Junell, a legislative ally of the governor's.

Not long ago, I went to a forum on Albany politics — "Three Men and a Budget: What's Wrong with New York's Legislative Process and How Do We Fix It?" — sponsored by the New York City Bar Association.

About two dozen law professors have written to Governor Brown explaining that this interpretation is simply wrong, given the statutory language, legislative and regulatory history of federal immigration law, and the constitutional principle that the federal government cannot commandeer state law enforcement for its own purposes.

When early debates on the risk assessment merged into legislative decisions, this wrong focus on transgenesis alone seemed uncontested.

"The problem is, his gut is always wrong when it comes to advancing a legislative agenda".

To make the policy decisions ahead of us in the economic meltdown, we must know what went wrong along the way in the executive and legislative branches alike.

"Sometimes proposals for legislative change succeed or fail for the wrong reasons.