legislature
વિધાનસભા
definition
noun
It is expected that the draft law will be voted on by the legislature at the end of April.
the legislative body of a country or state.
translation of 'legislature'
વિધાનમંડળ
noun
ધારાસભા
example
the Nevada state 'legislature' passed a law to prohibit dumping of nuclear waste
Now the 'legislature' must pass a statute governing the assembly's exercise of power.
It is expected that the draft law will be voted on by the 'legislature' at the end of April.
The bill passed by the 'legislature' was narrowly tailored to apply only to the one case.
Acknowledging the 'legislature' did not mean that every law was considered correct.
The workers have threatened to take members of the state 'legislature' to court over the issue.
That is how the 'legislature' scrutinises the laws the executive intends to pass.
We are, in fact, one of the longest continuously operating national 'legislatures' in the world.
About thirty state 'legislatures' and governors had come out in favor of the League.
It is the job of Congress and state 'legislatures' to pass laws of general applicability.
State 'legislatures' are looking at ways to increase state revenues to fill budget deficits.
Laws passed by 'legislatures' are written in general and often vague language.
The outcome will resonate through state 'legislatures' all across the country.
Members of parliament and the state 'legislatures' are selected in democratic elections.
Not only that, but they benefit from affirmative action in 'legislatures' and the bureaucracy.
Congress and state 'legislatures' use such data in making laws governing the nonprofit sector.
Laws are passed by 'legislatures' on the basis of necessity, rather than morality.
Normally, 'legislatures' permit themselves to draw new district lines once a decade.
Members of Congress and state 'legislatures' cast thousands of votes on hundreds of bills each year.
State 'legislatures' across the nation are debating whether to set up their own voucher options.
In most such countries, abortion laws were formulated by 'legislatures' rather than courts.
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