Sentences with phrase «larger legislative bodies»

«The difficulty of getting things done with larger legislative bodies» is not obvious to me at all.

However, the difficulty of getting things done with larger legislative bodies is obvious.

In 2014, 300 million eligible voters across the European Union (EU) will have the opportunity to cast their vote in the elections for the second - largest legislative body in the world: the European Parliament.

The Lords has more than 700 members, excluding bishops, making it the world's second largest legislative body after China's People's Congress.

A large legislative body is a crowd which can not take right decisions easily.

Note that in Europe, despite some very large legislative bodies (about 600 members in France, Germany, or Italy), it's not unusual to hear complaints about the number of laws (too many of them, not enough quality and too much complexity) rather than on any inability to pass new ones.

That's a very large legislative body indeed.

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Because Religion be exempt from the authority of the Society at large, still less can it be subject to that of the Legislative Body.

The legislative body would be composed of 29 districts and four at - large representatives.

The legislative body would be composed of 29 districts and four at - large representatives, with each representative carrying one vote.

Under the Consensus plan, a merger would establish a new legislative body with 29 districts and four at - large representatives.

Yesterday, the City Council's General Welfare Committee voted to allow the legislative body to join the lawsuit filed by the Chelsea Flatiron Coalition, which has long argued that the facility is too large and would pose safety issues for residents.

Ironically, NEA still refers to its legislative and policymaking body as «The World's Largest Democratic Deliberative Assembly.»

«Private funders have been instrumental to charter school growth, but federal, state and local legislative bodies must also respond by investing a larger percentage of public education dollars to support the opening of new, high - quality charter schools to meet the demands of the families they serve.»