| The government has handed the responsibility of lawmaking to unelected judges. |
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| The problem is due in large measure to the inadequate effectiveness of the lawmaking activities of government bodies. |
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| In issuing the order, the President has pushed his lawmaking powers beyond their limits. |
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| These senators were supposed to act as a single lawmaking unit, never disagreeing with each other and such. |
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| One secret of American lawmaking is that legislators and legislatures need lobbyists. |
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| Police may not arrest him without a majority approval by the lawmaking body. |
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| Special interests, primarily those with a pro-business viewpoint, have long dominated lawmaking in this city. |
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| Any scholar wishing to understand the future lawmaking challenges facing this African state would be well-advised to read this book. |
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| Only half of the 60 seats in the Legislative Council, the lawmaking body, are elected directly. |
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| The king, however, will appoint one of the houses of the bicameral legislature, allowing him to control lawmaking. |
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| Josh, I've only viewed lawmaking from afar, but the idea of opening up bills to public viewing seems problematic. |
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| Federalism is an important element of the Constitution, but it is no insuperable barrier to federal lawmaking. |
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| The authors begin by discussing the simplest kind of lawmaking factory, a unitary state with pluralistic political institutions. |
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| The organization's lawyers are generally not allowed to influence rulemaking by administrative agencies or lawmaking by legislatures. |
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| Supreme Court Justices are ultimate lawmakers under our Constitution, for they can overturn the lawmaking of all others. |
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| Their businesses were often taken over or destroyed, and bribery and corruption were the norm in the courtroom and in lawmaking. |
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| As long as the mayor can maintain the loyalty of ten or more councilmen, his agenda can safely sail through the lawmaking process. |
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| Better lawmaking is a good thing, but we actually need more action on fundamental rights, not less. |
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| Most never rise to that post, but while their names might not make it into the state history books, they do become proficient at lawmaking. |
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| We need better lawmaking, of course, but without deregulation and without sidelining the legislator itself. |
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| Throughout the decades, Congress has given away its lawmaking powers. |
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| He or she, with lazy, vague, and windy legislation, FOBS the lawmaking off on somebody we elect to execute laws. |
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| She replaces Anna Lindh, who was murdered last month. A new spirit of transparency pervaded EU lawmaking. |
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| Consequently, the new regulation also seeks to contribute to greater clarity and better lawmaking on shipments of waste. |
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| A closer look at the US lawmaking process shows what it will take to successfully enact a federal law controlling greenhouse gas emissions. |
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| That was the first time that the two groups joined in this sort of bilateral lawmaking. |
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| The measures were all designed to lead to better lawmaking and included an Action Plan on simplifying and improving the regulatory environment. |
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| The papal view of lawmaking on Capitol Hill is unknown, but Congress you have been warned. |
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| The lawmaking body passed a resolution requesting that the Executive Yuan locate an appropriate abode from state-owned houses for the vice president within a year. |
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| Special focus would be given to strengthening lawmaking systems and processes, policy development, assessment of implementation capacity, oversight and accountability. |
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| Their actions show a moral courage that we were beginning to think was wholly absent from what is probably one of the most venal lawmaking bodies in history. |
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| The next Administration must think carefully about how to reintroduce legitimacy into the role of the United States in the international lawmaking process. |
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| The Queen Anne's Act was a brilliant and amazingly durable piece of lawmaking, requiring a sophisticated conception of what constitutes creative work or product of the mind. |
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| Congress has fostered presidential lawmaking by acquiescence. |
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| You can watch hours of lawmaking on C-SPAN and never see one female senator attack another. |
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| States have delegated lawmaking powers to thousands of agencies, townships, counties, cities, and special districts. |
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| This is so, even though the recognition of inherent lawmaking powers by First Nations independent of a self-government agreement remains a significant outstanding legal and political issue. |
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| In nearly half a century, we have built up an astonishing wealth of institutional and lawmaking experience and we have developed a style of politics that is unique on the world scene. |
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| With this report we want to send out a signal to the public that we are taking their complaints about the deficient quality of lawmaking and the complaints about over-regionalisation and centralism seriously. |
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| I also call to mind the fact that we are acting on the basis of the precautionary principle, which has, in the meantime, found its way into our lawmaking. |
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| Because democracies are ruled by law rather than by the exercise of arbitrary power, this lends legitimacy to democratic institutions of lawmaking and, by extension, to the democratic process. |
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| As a general matter, the constitutional process of bicameralism and presentment makes lawmaking hard. |
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| Support from the international community will also be crucial for the parliament to improve its longterm ability to carry out its representative, lawmaking and oversight functions. |
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| In accordance with the constitution, lawmaking and enforcement powers will be divided between national and sub-national institutions depending on the subject matter and the type of government activity. |
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| A better understanding of the needs of SMEs and a better appreciation of business-specific problems is also part of the Better Regulation initiative and of our determination to improve the quality lawmaking. |
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| This is an important question not only because of what it means for the future direction of Republicans or of conservatism, but because of the implications for lawmaking. |
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| To begin with, creative lawmaking by unrepresentative tribunals seems undemocratic and almost certain to yield unpedigreed outcomes. |
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| The legislation of the Colony of Virginia was not even officially published for the first 175 years of its lawmaking history. |
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| A series of public meetings is being held across Wales to assess people's appetite for further lawmaking powers for the Welsh Assembly. |
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| Tully offers legal insight into the participation of corporations in international lawmaking procedures. |
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| Rousseau believed that liberty was possible only where there was direct rule by the people as a whole in lawmaking, where popular sovereignty was indivisible and inalienable. |
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| By the time they adjourned their three-day special session Wednesday, the Legislature had illustrated both the grubbiness and the grandeur of lawmaking. |
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| Don't tell me our problems would be solved by more lawmaking powers. |
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| I FOUND Rob Davies'' reference to the March 3 referendum on lawmaking powers for the Welsh Assembly as a piffling little plebiscite to be extremely offensive. |
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| Brussels is also abandoning 2001 proposals to cut excide duty on biofuels and mineral oils containing biofuels, under a rationalisation of EU lawmaking. |
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| And it was the latest chapter in a national trend of lawmaking based on religious ideologies that has blossomed in the wake of the presidential election last year. |
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| Nevertheless, a trialogue is under way in Europe between the parliament, the commission and council, the next stage in the ponderous process of European lawmaking. |
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| The GoWA 2006 allows for the Assembly to gain primary lawmaking powers on a more extensive range of matters within the same devolved areas if approved in a referendum. |
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| The principal advantage of a unicameral system is more efficient lawmaking, as the legislative process is much simpler and there is no possibility of deadlock. |
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| Pliny's father took him to Rome to be educated in lawmaking. |
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| In a democracy, the formal design of domestic policy is chiefly the responsibility of elected leaders, lawmaking bodies, and specialized government agencies. |
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| The Parliament at Westminster saw itself as the supreme lawmaking authority throughout all British possessions and thus entitled to levy any tax without colonial approval. |
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