Sentences with phrase «entire legislature»

The phrase "entire legislature" refers to all the members who make up a governing body, such as a parliament or congress, responsible for creating laws and making important decisions for a country or region. Full definition
In recent times, that has meant that Assembly Democrats have the greatest influence in choosing Regents, since numerically they are the largest voting block in the entire legislature.
Scott Reif, a spokesman for the Senate Republicans, said the cost of the executive physicals was less than $ 10,000 per year for the entire legislature but would not be more specific.
The amendment still needs to be passed by the entire legislature before becoming official.
Reynolds and the entire legislature plan to discuss the proposal for the creation of a drug treatment center at the former Broome Developmental Center in the Town of Dickinson.
«Senator Foley has shown a startling disconnect with the reality of small business and our economy, which should probably be no surprise coming from the individual with the worst record on small business issues in the entire legislature
Chairman Michael Plochocki declined, saying there would be time for revisions before the entire legislature votes on it.
Flanagan, a Republican from Long Island and former chair of the Senate education committee, published his column in the middle of an escalating feud between Gov. Andrew Cuomo and de Blasio and months before the start of next Albany legislative session, which is sure to be dominated by political posturing in preparation for the 2016 elections when the entire legislature will be on the ballot.
The grand jury report recommends the entire legislature of Florida and its congressional delegation jointly present to Congress a nonpartisan initiative to obtain federal funding to address the impact of immigration upon Florida's public schools.
I thank them, and urge the entire legislature to move education reform forward in CT by supporting the bill that came out of committee.
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