Either of those is a political question and is at
the mercy of the legislature.
«As a result, you and I are at
the mercy of the legislature.»
Not exact matches
If the «wall
of separation» is lowered, we are told, our schools may be returned to the days
of prayers prescribed by state
legislatures; evolution may be banished from the classroom and replaced by «creation science»; and religious minorities may be at the
mercy of intolerant majorities.
Maybe after all the posturing, the
legislature won't go far enough in crafting something Cuomo can present to the public as an enlightened compromise, and maybe then the governor will simply lose patience and issue a veto after all, putting the whole matter at the
mercy of the courts.
Rejection by the House
of the finance - reform bill left lawmakers and educators at the
mercy of an impatient state supreme court, which has threatened to halt state aid to schools if the
legislature did not deliver dramatic changes in its $ 14 - billion funding system by April 1.