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Meanings of lawmaking in English
Usage of lawmaking in English
1
The bill is currently at an early stage in the lawmaking process.
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We shall study the organization and methods of lawmaking in later chapters.
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You may even have served in the lawmaking bodies of this country.
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It is a note-worthy fact that our lawmaking is virtually committee legislation.
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Any faction that held outlandish power over laws and lawmaking threatened good government.
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In its current form, it's a short-sighted embarrassment to American lawmaking.
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Such low-key lawmaking has its advantages, says representative Al Carlson, a Fargo Republican.
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And I may as well tell the end of Havelok's lawmaking.
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Barns said lawmaking at times of crisis such as the Covid-19 pandemic was problematic.
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I intend to propose an example of said smart lawmaking.
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Thus the royal council became the supreme lawmaking and administrative body in the country.
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They demand a share in the government and the lawmaking.
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But what a crotchety thing all this amateur lawmaking is!
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It was a rare instance of a lawmaker acknowledging the impact of industry in lawmaking.
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The G20 has no lawmaking power, but it sets the tone for institutions that do.
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But with the Proprietary, and not with the Assembly, would rest primarily the lawmaking power.
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Lawmaking through the time