ตัวอย่าง legislator

• Party-based systems create career incentives for the legislator to support the overall aims of the parties.

• With previous experiences, legislators had opportunities to accumulate expertise and incentives to organize legislatures in ways that relied on expertise.

• Therefore, if legislators predict that bills will be enacted, they will vote for bills although they prefer to defeat bills.

• Judges defer to legislators when the will of the latter is clearly expressed in statutes that have been enacted in the procedurally correct way.

• This legislator's utterance enacts a law regarding who is permitted to vote.

• Before the amendment, senators were elected indirectly by state legislators; after the amendment, senators were elected directly by the state citizenry.

• It clearly allows for the possibility of legislative fallibility; legislators may create statutory rules whose applications they-individually or collectively- understand badly or not at all.

• The moment is set amidst considerable and explicit unease on behalf of both legislators and judges.

• We think that argument can be extended to state legislators at the beginning of the twentieth century.

• However, it should be noted that unlike other exchanges of personal services for political support, constituent service is a recognised formal function of legislators.

• It guards against legislative self-interest by pitting one set of legislators against the other, neutralizing one ambition with another.

• Therefore, we expect that legislators with less concentrated votes are more likely to run for higher office.

• The legislative median is the position of the party that contains the median legislator, assuming all members of the party take the same position.

• In a polity with no parties whatsoever, individual legislators could further the interests of their locality unencumbered by considerations of the 'party's record'.

• Most important, did their institutional behavior reflect direct responsiveness to state legislators, party bosses, business leaders, constituents, or some combination thereof?