Persons who make or amend or repeal laws.
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Examples for "legislature"
Examples for "legislature"
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The legislature, however, is about 40 years behind this particular technology curve.
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His proposals would need approval from New York's legislature to become law.
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The proposed fund would need to be created by the state legislature.
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The state legislature passed the bill, known as SB 1062, last week.
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It is therefore dependent on approval from regulators and the state legislature.
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The UK Government needs to bring forward a strong domestic legislative agenda.
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Skelos is the second powerful legislative leader to stand trial this year.
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June 11: The first-round of the lower house legislative elections take place.
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Democratic legislative leaders contend the items are outside of the budget process.
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The report highlighted some social and legislative issues contributing to the problem.
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She was later taken by the military to the legislative assembly.
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The bill would still need approval from the cabinet and the legislative assembly.
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Queen Anne's war commenced, Delaware secured a separate legislative assembly, 1710.
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Polls for Kashmir's 87-member legislative assembly are due towards the end of the year.
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He is the presiding officer of the most august legislative assembly known to men.
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This week Siddiqi will address the UN general assembly on his work.
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Separately, Oi shareholders also approved the new terms in a general assembly.
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The plan could be voted on in a general assembly of shareholders.
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Gentlemen of the general assembly, I thank you for this hearty reception.
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Now and then they would call a general assembly to amuse me.
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District of Columbia: The district's legislative body recognized same-sex marriage in 2009.
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He had never written an executive report to a legislative body before.
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Their commission is at once the executive cabinet and the legislative body.
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No lawyer should be elected to a place in any legislative body.
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After the conflict was past, however, the legislative body naturally reasserted itself.
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None of these are considered a drain on the state by law-makers.
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And where the law-makers are many, the laws will never be few.
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Thousands of demons were in league with the law-makers of the world!
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The law-makers could simply declare look-see hacking to be a minor legal infringement.
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You, and my people, and your priests, and your law-makers, are shadows, brain-vapours.
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A group of law-makers would have sold the building outright.
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The Irishman is a gambler, and English law-makers are always exciting him to play.'
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Rightly, law-makers saw that the internet would change everything.
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The law-makers of the world are busy now with smoking him out from his lair.
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I spoke about as follows: I am glad to speak to the law-makers of California.
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You regard this as law-makers and not as statesmen.
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That must be settled according to laws made by law-makers, and not by military proclamations.
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Directors and council only shall be law-makers: never will they make themselves responsible to the people.
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But its average born law-makers cannot be extraordinary.
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The law-makers in those countries cannot chew.
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Common justice demands that a part of the law-makers and law-executors should be of her own sex.